In stolen moments I've been working on understanding how to do animation in Krita. The current program we use for animation is Frames, by a company called Tech4Learning.

I love Frames, but as a $50 program I have trouble encouraging my students to use it outside of class. If what you teach is limited to the classroom, it's not as useful to the students.

But Krita works, and as someone who learned how to animate using paper and a camera, I appreciate the formatting.

8th Grade Promotion (don't call it a graduation...) starts soonish.

This group of students was in Kindergarten when our K-8 school was founded.

I expect to cry.

Either I'm doing this right or I'm bricking my new (to me) laptop, and I won't know which until it's done.

Wheeee!