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Visual Storytelling with Storybird: A Creative Tool for Students

Explore Storybird, an online visual storytelling tool where students create stories and poems using beautiful artwork as prompts. Follow step-by-step instructions to get started and unleash your creativity!

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Visual Storytelling with Storybird: A Creative Tool for Students

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  1. Tech Tool: StorybirdClassroom Experts:

  2. What is Storybird? Storybird is an online visual storytelling tool. Students use Storybird’s beautiful, original artwork as “prompts” students create their own stories and poems.

  3. How Do I Get Started?Go to the Findley Oaks Media Center Web Sitehttp://findleyoaksmediacenter.weebly.com/

  4. Click on More; Then on Tech Toolbox

  5. Go to the Visual Storytelling Section

  6. Click on the Link for Storybird

  7. Click On: Sign In

  8. Enter Username:Enter Password:Click on Sign In

  9. Click on Create

  10. Pick Your Art Prompt…Option #1--Click on a Category Tag

  11. Pick Your Art Prompt…Option #2—Use the Search Box to Search for a Topic

  12. Select Your Art PromptClick on Use This Art

  13. Select Your Art PromptSelect For a Story or For a Poem

  14. Type Your Story in the Text Box

  15. Click on Save

  16. Make the CoverSelect Art for the Cover/Type in the Title/Type in Your First Name

  17. Click on Save

  18. Add More Pages…

  19. All Done?Click on More, Then Publish

  20. Now Try Writing a PoemSelect Your Art Prompt, Then For a Poem

  21. Drag the Words to Create a Poem

  22. All Done?Click on Menu, Then Publish

  23. Wait!How Do I Go Back and Look at My Work?Click on You, Then Your Stuff

  24. Don’t Forget… Log Out!

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