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ToonDoo
Team Maze
Mallori Atkin Ashley Westhoven Zack Voll Emily Wesley
ToonDoo Tutorial
How to use ToonDoo In The
Classroom
ToonDoo Lesson Plans, Ideas, and Evaluations


http://www.teachersfirst.com/single.cfm?id=8499


Word Press: ToonDoo Guide
http://toondooguide.wordpress.com/toondoo-
what-it-is-and-why-to-use-it/


ICT Across Curriculum 2012- ToonDoo
Evaluation
http://ictacrosscurriculum2012.wikispaces.com/T
oonDoo
Lesson Plans, Ideas, and Evaluations ...Cont
Wordpress: TooDoo Sample Lessson
Planshttp://toondooguide.wordpress.com/toondoo-and-your-
students/
This is an example of a scientific flowchart which
represents the water cycle. This student has
created this flow chart by using ToonDoo.
Educational Objectives & Benefits of
ToonDoo

Objectives
-ToonDoo is a cool, comic-creating tool that allows you to create your own cool comic strips with
just a few drag n drops n mouse clicks!-from ToonDoo
-At Toondoo, we always tried to create a place that's fun as well as safe for kids- From
ToonDoo

Benefits
-Students can demonstrate concepts visually that are hard to do textually
- Summarize and Rephrase Information
- Practice technology skills
-Toondoo helps students make sense of difficult concepts and issues as it "summarises and
rephrases information" to aid student understanding (Wordpress, Unknown).
-The illustrations and pictures "grab the students attention" and they become more intrigued
and engaged to read the information (Wordpress, Unknown).





EExa
Ashley
Getting to know me, Icebreaker Activity at the beginning of the year with my
6th graders (Students will have to journal about everything they can learn
about me from my Toondoo and then we will discuss)
Examples of ToonDoo
Mallori
Our new literature series has a section on Anne Frank and various aspects of the
Holocaust. It would be a great activity to have students visualize what they have read
in the novel The Diary of Anne Frank. I would be great to incorporate facts or quotes
from what was read or studied into a visual representation.
Emily
In my classroom this year I am going to have my students read and help create the rules with this program. I had
never used it or even heard of it before but I found it really fun to play around with. so, here is an example of
some of my classroom rules.
Zack
I was in the middle of our first week of band camp when completing this. Morale is a big part of band camp to keep the kids engaged and
energetic so I like to have a joke of the day. This is an old one that Ive had for awhile. Being able to illustrate it drew the students to it a little
more. I could see taking it even further to make jokes with caricatures of myself or students if they were willing.
Pros and Cons of ToonDoo
*Differentiated Lesson
*Something Different
*Easy to Navigate
*Can be very descriptive and specific or general
* Ideal way to help teach dialogue in a Language
Arts classroom
*Illustrate ideas or concepts in a classroom that
doesnt typically have a visual component
*Proper use of technology
*Building or Finding Inappropriate Content
*Lack of technology experience
*Lack of technology
*Time Consuming
*Would require a lot of work on the teachers
end for account set-up prior to even beginning
to teach them how to use it

How to use ToonDoo for Inquiry/Problem-Based
Learning.


~Zach~
I think I could use this especially with my
music history class. We could research the
the composer, create their character in
ToonDoo, and then make a little comic with
them pointing out a fact or two about their
music and/or life.
~Mallori~
You could use ToonDoo to represent your
results of your PBL. It is a way to display
what you have learned. You could also use
ToonDoo to model the steps that were
taken in your PBL.

~Emily~
I would use this to show student growth.start with
where they were, then a few new things learned and
end with the student fully understanding. I could see
this working really well for elementary students with
creative writing. rough draft, revision, final copy
procedure. You could also do this process backwards
and instead of showing growth of the student, you
could show the step of the assignment for the
students to look at.
~Ashley~
Interpret a concept from verbal/textual
form (provided by teacher) to visual form
(created in ToonDoo)
Example: Orally tell students the steps to
complete a task and have them complete a
ToonDoo to recreate those steps.
(Rube Goldberg Projects)
Credits
pro/con picture- http://www.imediaconnection.com/content/33107.asp
Comics Created at: http://toondoo.com/
Educational Objectives Picture - http://searchfiletype.com/Educational-Objectives-Mager-s-Theory-of-
Behavioral-fs269288.html
Description of ToonDoo-http://ictacrosscurriculum2012.wikispaces.com/ToonDoo
ToonDoo Review- http://www.teachersfirst.com/single.cfm?id=8499
Word Press: ToonDoo Guide- http://toondooguide.wordpress.com/toondoo-what-it-is-and-why-to-use-it/