Easy Collage with Template or Open Space
Submitted 9 years ago
Community Review for PicCollage Grid & Photo Editor
Karen O.
Teacher
K–12 school
My Take
This open-ended app is great for app smashing or use on its own. It can be taken in many different directions. My uses have ranged from color collages to Thinglink backgrounds to a birthday card with an image of each class saying happy birthday (with a speech bubble) to our Head of School.
How I Use It
Kindergartners go on a scavenger hunt for colors to capture. They put photos in an open collage and add text for the color name. The pages are then printed and hung in the room for word spelling when needed. Collages have also been used within Thinglink as the background for a project.
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Emily B.
Altoona, AL
June 19, 2019
Great tool for students to display their learning!
Love this app to display student learning!
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Kristi W.
Teacher
Chatom Elementary School
Chatom, AL
June 19, 2019
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I love this for getting students to use adjectives to describe their the colleges they designed with the app.
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Luz M.
Teacher
May 3, 2019
Effective for graphic design
In general, I consider Piccollage as a valuable alternative to explore visual creativity and the development of graphic design products such as posters, advertisements, or reviews, of course, the possibilities are endless. After using it with year 7 students, I can recommend if for children as young as grade 4 up to grade 9 or 10. The combination of Piccollage products with video editors would offer the opportunity for students to create neat and eye-catching animations. As a teacher, you just get it downloaded to your classroom devices, or alternatively to your students' personal devices, for free, and off you go, they are ready to explore, invent and be creative. That is what technology in the classroom is for, isn't it?
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