#ETMOOC: PopCorn Maker for Digital Stories

This week in ETMOOC we are talking about connecting as a way to network and learn from one another. One of the ways we connect is in our Google+ ETMOOC Community. Last night, while reviewing posts, I saw one from David Saunders, who created his introductory post using "PopCorn Maker." PopCorn Maker is a tool in Mozilla's WebMaker Project.

You can even scroll through my tweets on the left hand side while the video is playing.
I thought it was a pretty cool way to create content on the Web. I'll need to test some of the capabilities on multiple devices, but at first glance, PopCorn Maker looks like a winner! Thanks, David!

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