teenagers love emojis, and even adults love emoticons. They help us to easily
communicate our feelings and thoughts in a visual and clear fashion. Emojis are
everywhere and they can be used in an infinite number of ways. Read on to learn about a tool for using them in the classroom!
Teachers often use various tech
tools that encourage students to be active, creative and collaborative. Thanks
to their popularity, emoticons can be successfully used in classroom as well to
unleash students’ creativity. Emojis successfully capture students’
attention in the classroom. Therefore, incorporating emojis into education and
using them correctly can definitely boost kids’ motivation for learning and
participating in class activities.
classroom is to get your students to create their own personalized emojis and
use them in the learning process. To do that, you need to find the appropriate,
preferably free, and easy to use tech tool that will allow you and your students
to make your own custom emojis.
this description perfectly is Labeley Emoji. It is a completely free, online
app for creating personalized emoji stickers for various purposes. It is so
easy to use that even the youngest can use it and express themselves in a fun
and creative way.
How does Labeley emoji tool work?
to do is go to the website and select the shape for your emoji. All the emoji
elements are located on the left side of the screen, while the bigger, right
side is your workspace. Once you choose the shape, you can go through the rest
of the emoji graphic elements and pick eyes, eyebrows, mouth, nose and glasses
for your emoji design. The galleries of these predesigned elements will allow
you to create emojis that represent numerous different expressions.
Students can also turn their own photos into emojis. The special feature
that enables users to upload any photo from the computer will help them
transform any image into an emoji by adding funny eyes, glasses, mouths etc.
Labeley app also allows for adding text, which can come in super handy when learning adjectives, for
example. They can then save and download the emoji stickers they’ve created
without providing an email address or any other personal detail.
These stickers can be used in
so many different learning projects. This digital activity is a fun
way for students to express their creativity. Students can also use
emojis to express their opinion on a particular topic. Teachers will find them
helpful for teaching vocabulary and explaining synonyms, or adding personal
touch to grading their students with custom emoji sticker.
Emojis are sometimes worth a
thousand words, so why not use the power of these image expressions and make
learning fun and more engaging? Labeley emoji tool is here just to help
in that endeavor To quickly get up to speed with using the tool, you can
check out this quick illustrated tutorial!
Have you ever used emojis in the classroom? I would love to hear about them!
