Step 8: Embed Content in Posts (lV)

 Animoto 
  It allows students to focus on content creation rather than trying to learn an editing or manipulation tool. In the school context, Animoto For Education is an ideal tool for students to create their own booktrailers, digital stories, or music videos. Students under 13 are allowed to use Animoto For Education under direct supervision of the teacher within the classroom. Teachers can sign up for an Animoto For Education account for free.
Biteable 
Biteable allows you to make animated videos and presentations easily. Students under 13 are allowed to create their own Biteable presentation.
Google Slides Presentation 
Google Slides Presentation is part of the freeware web based office suite offered by Google within Google Drive. Google Slides can be a great way to share student work on a class blog when students don’t have their own blogs. Here are two examples from Miss Jordan’s class blog.
Digital Work : Haiku poems
Here the students each wrote a Haiku poem on a Google slide on their iPads. They shared their finished product with the teacher. The slides were collated into one master slideshow by following the instructions on the Erintegration blog.
Offline work: Wacky Wednesday 
In this lesson, the students created their own Wacky Wednesday rhyme and illustration after studying the Dr. Seuss book. Photographs of all the student’s work were put into a Google slideshow.
Note: If you just want a slideshow of photos, you can do a similar thing using the Meta Slider Plugin in Edublogs.Mental Brain or Mindmap
Haiku Deck