1)Where can we use comic strips while teaching English?
2)Which variant is better: toondoo or dfilm?
3)Do you know any other platform (where other languages except English are possible)?
You can share your opinion in the comments to this post.
sample 1
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sample 2
1 comment:
Hi Lynx,
If you're interested in creating comics online, also check out Pixton.com. You can design every aspect of your character, and move it into any pose you want. All you have to do is click-and-drag to change or reposition any part of it - the creative and artistic possibilities are endless!
Share with friends, post to blog with our animated widget or remix comics to add your own twist. Read comics in over 40 languages, with our automatic translation by Google. Pixton a fun place for all ages! Sign-up is free.
Try it out and let us know what you think!
Best wishes,
Clive Goodinson
Creator of Pixton.com
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