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Mini-PL Sessions: Line Draw Animation

One of my first initiatives as a technology pedagogy coach was to run mini sessions for teachers on the different modes of communication that the Apple apps facilitate.

During one of these sessions I showcased some of the different ways line-draw animation in Keynote and pages can be used in the classroom to enhance learning. I then went on to teach teachers how to use this simple tool.

I have attached a video of the slide show and the slides.

I would love to hear thoughts, feedback and ideas that can help me level this up for 2023!

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January 08, 2023

Such fun animations and lesson! I love that you incorporated Maps - nice prompts! The rainforest drawing - very cool! Thanks for the slides and great ideas on animations.

August 11, 2023

Thanks for sharing, Sarah. Some great examples here. I am currently coaching teachers to use different animation styles for teaching and learning. An extra example I have included is the use of line drawing to show the journey taken by the ‘First Fleet’ (Australian History). A simple and effective way to model a journey. Students can level up with voice recording or drop into iMovie and add music.

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