STORYBIRD

Storybird is a 2.0 tool, developed by the Canadian Mark Ury, that allows us to create stories, narratives from images that are ordered and classified by categories. In addition, it offers the possibility of building stories collaboratively that can be shared on the network. The application has different profiles for teachers and students. To use Storybird, firstly we need to register. Once the story is finished, we can publish and share it from the "Publish this Storybird" option or embed it in our website or blog. In addition to creating stories, Storybird works as a storytelling social network where you can follow other users and read their illustrated stories. Storybird is ideal for students to work on important areas such as creativity, written expression and reading comprehension, which is why different areas of Basic Education are very useful. Also, you can use Storybird to motivate your students to read and share the stories created, so that they look at all possible literary paths.

ADVANTAGES

- You can share the stories or tales created with other users.

-  Promotes the process of reading and writing in people. 

- It is a tool that promotes collaborative work. 

- It is easy to use. 

- Its use does not imply any economic cost, since its access is free of charge. 

- The educator can use this tool so that students, through the creation of stories, can reinforce the knowledge acquired according to their experiences. 

- This tool serves as curricular support both in the educational process of students and, in turn, facilitates teaching. Encourages the development of creativity in students. 

- Through the activities carried out with this technological tool, it is possible to capture the attention and interest of the students in a better way, and therefore creating a more participatory and feedback learning.

You can reach the slideshow I created about myself on Storybird from this link.

https://storybird.com/picture-book/private/who-am-i-27

Do not wait anymore! You can write your own stories as well! Here iss the link for the official site: http://storybird.com/.