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2 Shaun Tan: The lost thing, stories & more a rap for Stages 3 and 4 English Memorial (written by Gary Crew), Lothian, 1999. Reviewed Scan 18(3) The Hicksville horror (written by Nette Hilton), Lothian, 1999. Reviewed Scan 19(2) The puppet (written by Ian Bone), Lothian, 1999. Reviewed Scan 18(4) The rabbits, (written by John Marsden), Lothian, 2000. Reviewed Scan 18(2). Visit The rabbits book rap The lost thing, Lothian, 2000. Reviewed Scan 20(1) The red tree, Lothian, 2001. The arrival, Lothian, 2006. Reviewed Scan 26(2) Tales from outer suburbia, Allen & Unwin, 2008 The bird king, Windy Hollow, Vic, 2010. Reviewed Scan 30(2) Eric, Allen & Unwin, 2010 What miscellaneous abnormality is that: a field guide, Madman, Vic, 2010. Reviewed Scan 30(2) Sketches from a nameless land, Hachette Australia, 2010 See more reviews of resources. Digital tools Kizoa Create slideshows with music & effects. Instructions. Technology tips for cybersafety Laptop wrap: Composing a graphic novel Laptop wrap: Creating a picture book Laptop wrap: Creating cartoons Laptop wrap: Creating digital stories Laptop wrap: Visual humour PhotoPeach Create captioned slideshow and spiral slideshow. Instructions PowerPoint help (Microsoft) Saves as PowerPoint Tools4U: SMART notebook UCreate animations UCreate a slideshow UCreate a video podcast Wordle Create word clouds. Saves to Word and PDF Technology tips © State of New South Wales, Department of Education and Communities, 2011 NSW Curriculum and Learning Innovation Centre (CLIC)
3 Shaun Tan: The lost thing, stories & more a rap for Stages 3 and 4 English Other resources Analysis of illustration in picture books An introduction to the grammar of visual literacy Basic techniques for drawing storyboards Callow, J. (2008) 'New literacies, New York & Web 2.0: a little knowledge is a helpful thing!' PDF Scan 27 (4), pp. 13–16. 'Creating digital stories: introducing Jump into storyboarding', (2009), Scan 28(4), pp. 12–14. Galagher, N. Muir, C. & Richardson, B. Ways of viewing and teaching picture books: Every picture tells a story Includes section on Vocabulary for visual literacy. From ETA Annual Conference 2002: Close encounters of the textual kind; made available here with kind permission of the ETA and authors (please credit appropriately if using or adapting) Grammar of TV and film Interviews with the famous (2008) A video created by students using MovieMaker Joyner, A. (2009) 'How to draw a chook', Orbit, September, pp. 20–21. Parnis, R. (2009) 'Creating digital stories. Part 1: Jump into storyboarding', Scan 28(4), pp. 12–14. Penrith PS rappers and bloggers Premiers Reading Challenge NSW Raps and book raps Rendes, V. (2009) 'Creating digital stories. Part 2. Jump into storyboarding', Scan 28(4), pp. 15–17. Resource reviews School Libraries and Information Literacy Storyboards Story Maker Enables students to create a fairytale, horror or science fiction story. Students can choose characters and props; story lines are fairly static. Teachers' notes on Fearless by Colin Thompson, illustrated by Sarah Davis UNSWORTH, Len (2007) 'Using e–literature and online literary resources in the primary and secondary school. Part 1' PDF Scan 26 (1), pp. 13–18. UNSWORTH, Len (2007) 'Using e–literature and online literary resources in the primary and secondary school. Part 2: practical approaches' PDF Scan 26 (2), pp. 10–17. Welsford, C. (2007) 'It's what you do before the reading that makes the difference', Scan 26(1), pp. 26–29. © State of New South Wales, Department of Education and Communities, 2011 NSW Curriculum and Learning Innovation Centre (CLIC)
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