Project Resources

Below are a list of different websites that provide unique mediums for students to create projects with. They may be used individually or in collaboration with each other.

Video Game Creators:

https://www.sploder.com

https://gamesalad.com - for iphone app games

https://flowlab.io 

https://www.pearltrees.com/ardentseeker/make-ur-own-game/id1310761

https://www.gamegonzo.com 

PowerPoint/Poster Alternatives:

https://prezi.com

https://www.glogster.com

https://www.easel.ly 

Cartoon/Comic Creators:

https://blabberize.com - public speaking alternative

https://www.pixton.com/ca/for-fun

https://www.toondoo.com

https://stripgenerator.com/strip/create/

https://www.makebeliefscomix.com/Comix/

https://marvelkids.marvel.com/games/play/75/create_your_own_comic

https://www.bitstrips.com

https://goanimate.com - use for fun version

Video Editors:

https://www.filelab.com/video-editor

https://www.flixmaster.com

https://www.loopster.com

https://www.magisto.com

https://www.mixmoov.com

https://www.pixorial.com

https://www.shotclip.com

https://www.videotoolbox.com

YouTube Editor 

Word Clouds:

https://www.wordle.net

https://www.tagxedo.com

https://worditout.com

Photo Editors:

https://fotoflexer.com

https://pixlr.com

Safety on the Web

When you are browsing the web, researching or building projects on the web, please be aware of how public the internet really is. 

When creating log ins, create a username that does not give away personal information. 

Do not post personal information such as addresses or phone numbers in public places.

When creating videos, make sure you and your parents are comfortable with the content before making them public. Even websites that offer the ability to make a video private when you post or publish it, can be hacked.

Consequences of Lack of Privacy on the Web

Please also be aware of the consquences of interacting online. A large amount of information is now public. When you google your name, your Facebook account, your Twitter, sometimes your address, pictures of you that you've been tagged in or posted (especially Instagram), news articles, etc all come up. This is a tool that people choosing scholarship winners, universities accepting applicants and most importantly and realistically, future employers  choosing who gets an interview can now use to research their potential candidates. The police can also use the internet for evidence. Be careful about what you say and post.