STORYBIRD

Storybird web 2.0 application is image-oriented, because at any age, students are creating digital stories, writing, creative thinking, imagination, problem understanding, problem-solving skills such as to develop an application.

In addition, with the Storybird tool, you can open an account for your students and then track the work done by your students from your own accounts. You can use hundreds of templates and characters in the Storybird tool, if you want, you can create your own template or character and add it to the system. Storybird web 2.0 training tool can be used from smartphone, tablet and computer environments.

How Can We Use the Storybird Web 2.0 Application in Education?

You can use it in free time activities with your students.
Nowadays, there are very few houses without internet anymore, especially in urban centers. For this reason, you can ask your students to use the Storybird application in your homework or project activities.
Students can immortalize in-school or out-of-school events by storytelling with the Storybird app.
The Poetry tool of the Storybird application, unlike other tools, you can get a product by combining English words. You can also use the Storybird application to ask your students to use the English language in the use of the Story tool for your students to practice.

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