ToonDoo!

Sample Lesson with ToonDoo

Here we’re providing a sample lesson plan that you can use to introduce your students to ToonDoo.   It includes much of the basic information included in this Teacher’s Guide along with an easy assignment for students to get familiar with the software.  The basic idea is for students to create same cartoon that you see in the teachers guide and then to modify it in whatever way they wish. The goal is to create an original cartoon that uses as many of the tools as they can while maintaining the same basic concept; an introduction to ToonDoo.  Feel free to modify the plan to best fit your needs.

first-toondoo-student-guide (Word document)

Read the full article here
http://toondooguide.wordpress.com/toondoo-and-your-students/

How to Register for a Single ToonDoo Account

Registering to use Toondoo is much like registering for any other social networking website. It basically means submitting an email address and choosing a username and password.

Very well expplained here
http://toondooguide.wordpress.com/toondoo-accounts/

In order to create a ToonDoo book, you must first create a number of cartoons. Once you have several saved cartoons, then go to your “My Toondoos” section.

Read here more:
http://toondooguide.wordpress.com/publishing-and-reviewing-cartoons/

OR

Wanna learn how to do a ToonBook? Here are eight simple steps.

Here is a simple ToonDoo. With the information on this page, you will be able to create this cartoon, or a similar cartoon of your own. We will assume you have already established an account, navigated to http://www.toondoo.com/, and logged in to your account.

More : http://toondooguide.wordpress.com/creating-toondoo-cartoons/

Here’s a short video to help you get started with ToonDoo.

Since posting on this blog about Kerpoof, I have been directed to another comic making interactive online site. This one is called ToonDoo. You can make 1-3 page comics using numerous backgrounds and graphics. You can change the body position of the figures and facial expressions.

MORE READ IT HERE:
http://sharpjacqui.blogspot.com/2008/04/toondoo-and-creating-comics-on-line.html

There are many online sites where students can easily make their own comic strips. Most of the ones I’ve linked to my site, but not necessarily all, then allow them to email the url’s to their teacher to post on a website.  I have several listed under Student Comic Strips on the Examples of Student Work page on my website.

I’ve just put a link to a brand new site called ToonDoo, which looks like it might be the best of the lot.  I heard about it from a variety of places, including the Langwitches blog.  It’s the last link listed in that section.

Read the orginal post:
http://larryferlazzo.edublogs.org/2007/04/08/creating-comic-strips-online/

Direct URL:
http://www.teachertube.com/view_video.php?viewkey=9f34a3a8bb148c87cce7

Here is the embed code of fanslist

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Copy the code, change dooer=bernd value (example: toondoo username> comiclife, meersapra)