Kindergartners at Seminole Springs Elementary used software to create a book and learn about adjectives.
A first-grade class at Cypress Ridge Elementary created a Claymation movie to study endangered creatures.
And Astatula Elementary kindergartners made a computerized alphabet book.
The youngest students at these three Lake County elementary schools learned old concepts in a new way. And they did it with the help of some new computer software designed to help children bring clay to life and draw on the computer screen, among other things.
Last year, a few Lake County schools piloted the innovative computer programs to help the district's youngest pupils. This year, they're being rolled into more elementary schools.
The programs come from the California-based Tech4Learning. Lake's school district has been implementing the company's multimedia-publishing program called Pixie and its Clay Animation Kit, among other products.
"We have seen some incredible results," said Kathy Halbig, the district's manager of innovative learning.
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Sunday, December 28, 2008
Computer animation breathes life into learning
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