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Gone Google Story Builder



What is Gone Google Story Builder?

It's a new product that google has been creating. You are able to create videos of a typed story. You can create characters and have them write in the video. It is a new program, so you are unable to create a very long story but it's pretty simple. They have music you can add to you video. 

What does this tool means for me as a student in the Education Program?

I can use new products to share with other new teachers. I can show them how to use it, so they can use it in their classrooms. It will help me be up to date as a teacher. 

What will I do with this tool as a future teacher?

I can teach my students in a new way. I can help them understand simple concepts for grammar and writing. This will help them learn visually. most students have a hard time with English because it's not very visual. I can change that.

PROS of 

• Easy to make
• Hard to create an account
• Easy to add music

CONS of

• Can only share the video, can't save it
• Limited on how much you can write for the story

How will I use this tool in my classroom to present information?

I can teach my student reading and writing through Gone Google Story Builder. This will help them visually see how to make creations. Also, I can create stories for them so they can see how to write stories. 

How can my students utilize this tool?

My students can visually learn how to write stories and also to correct mistakes. I can post my videos online and they can refer to them when I have homework assignments for them. 

Meet Bob

3rd Grade Reading: Foundational Skills 

UEN Standard 3

Know and apply grade-level phonics and word analysis skills in decoding words.

a. Identify and know the meaning of the most common prefixes and derivation suffixes.

ISTE Standards:

Knowledge Constructor - I critically select, evaluate and synthesize digital resources into a collection that reflects my learning and builds my knowledge.

UEN Ed Tech Standards:

Standard 8
Use technology resources (e.g., calculators, data collection probes, videos, educational software) for problem-solving, self-directed learning, and extended learning activities.