This is a animation I made to show our learning in Te Reo Maori.
My Te Reo Animation.
What do you think of my animation? and what can I do to make it better next time.
Wednesday, May 27, 2020
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Kia ora Kahukura, can you give us access to your animation? You've explained what it was for which sounds great. Your title makes readers want to find out more, so well done for using a title heading that would capture everyone's attention. Ataahua, keep up the mahi.
ReplyDeleteThanks Nogo for commenting I have allowed accees via my sharing settings.
ReplyDeleteKia ora Kahukura, that's for sharing your link. Could your slide have a title? I'm thinking that if someone from another country watched the animation they may not know how to pronounce the words/sentences in Te Reo. Could you record your voice on your slideshow? Ngā mihi Elizabeth K
ReplyDeleteKahukura you have created a clever animation that means that a viewer who does not speak Te Reo has a pretty good chance of working out what some of the words mean. What about if you added a glossary at the end with some of the key words translated into English with the meaning?
ReplyDeleteHi, You did a great job but I think you could of put the meaning of the Te Reo words.
ReplyDeleteJazmin