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Teachers' toolkit for creating and re-purposing OER using FOSS/Image and animation OER (view source)
Revision as of 11:48, 28 February 2017
, 11:48, 28 February 2017→Creating a simple animation (Tux Paint)
Tux Paint allows you to create simple animations by letting you create a slide presentation of a set of images. You can save the image you drew. Make small changes to it and save it as a new file. You can then ‘play’ the two photos in a recurring manner to create a simple animation. Your animation can have as many images as you like.
Tux Paint allows you to create simple animations by letting you create a slide presentation of a set of images. You can save the image you drew. Make small changes to it and save it as a new file. You can then ‘play’ the two photos in a recurring manner to create a simple animation. Your animation can have as many images as you like.
[[File:COL_-_Simple_animation_using_Tux_Paint_-_Tree_with_leaves_and_fruits.png|thumb|400x400px|Creating an animation using two drawings in Tux Paint|none]]
We have created two drawings of a tree, one without fruits (shown in previous section) and one with (below). The second one is created simply by painting small fruits on the earlier painting and saving the same. Playing these two images recurrently in Tux Paint creates a simple animation of the changes in the tree over the seasons.
We have created two drawings of a tree, one without fruits (shown in previous section) and one with (below). The second one is created simply by painting small fruits on the earlier painting and saving the same. Playing these two images recurrently in Tux Paint creates a simple animation of the changes in the tree over the seasons.
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=== Creating image resources using a screen capture tool (Screenshot) ===
=== Creating image resources using a screen capture tool (Screenshot) ===