Disney Pixar and Khan Academy have teamed up to create a free online course, called Pixar in a Box, that teaches students how their movies are made, from the initial art to the final renderings.
Presentations are a great teaching tool and you may be surprised just how exciting they can be.
If you’re looking for an iPad app to introduce children to animation, look no further than Easy Studio.
In many card shops, you’ll occasionally come across a card that looks like it’s moving when you tilt it from side-to-side.
There’s a lot of things in life that can’t be predicted with total certainty and that’s where probability comes in.
Although GIFs have been around for many years, they have had a recent surge in popularity due to the rise of social media.
Over the course of 12 YouTube videos, animator John Becker teaches you techniques used by Disney animators to create life-like characters and objects for their feature films.
Stop motion animation is a style of movie making that involves single photographs of an object in various positions that, when stitched together, appear as though the inanimate object has a life of it’s own.
Inspired by the very successful website “Scratch“, Hopscotch brings simple coding to the iPad — allowing children to get creative by making fun animations and games.
Planet Earth is this solid thing you are standing on right now and it’s just a very, very small part of the big picture.
The BrainPOP app is a mobile version of the very successful BrainPOP website that lets you learn something new everyday for free.
The story of the Fantastic Flying Books of Mr. Morris Lessmore is based on the Oscar-winning animation of the same name.
