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For the longest time, the blabberize blog wasn’t given some love. It’s been overhauled and ready for us to write stuff. We’re going to be bringing you all the news and thought peices related to the blabber-verse!

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The following is a list of resources to assist Educators to introduce and lead students and groups of users in projects with blabberize. The official how to guide: Getting Started with Edu.Blabberize and How To Guide This document serves as a living document that we update and maintain. It covers every feature and page on the Edu Blabberize site. If you have a question on how anything works try this document first. Base Lesson Plan Base Lesson Plan - Guide for you and your students. A simple guide and lesson plan to get you started. Feel free to use this as a template to build your own lessons.

What’s new?! What’s new!? This tab is new! We’re in the process of trying to make it more seamless for us to communicate updates and changes to the Blabberize Edu app so that you can get the most value of your time using Blabberize Edu!

What’s new?! What’s new?! Like All of it! This is the craziness we’ve been working on for months! We’re so excited for you to try it! We’re still working on documentation for the Blabberize Simple Animator as well as helpful guides to make all the amazing capabilities of the Simple Animator easy to pick up so you can get to telling your animated stories easily and quickly!

This is the first post on the Blabberize blog. What is Blabberize? Blabberize is a site that makes pictures talk. The wider use of blabberize is a tool for educators to allow students to understand, express, and produce content based on concepts and ideas that are presented in a classroom environment. What’s the vision for Blabberize? Blabberize was created as a tool for telling stories. Behind the scenes we have been working on meaningful ways to quickly create animation to express the stories we want to tell. The site as it exists is the simplest form of this vision.