Using Pixton for Comic Creation

Miss Maddie introduces Pixton, an online tool for creating comic strips. She guides students through logging in, creating a comic on world hunger, and customizing it with backgrounds, characters, props, and effects. The tutorial covers adding speech and text elements, finalizing the comic, and sharing it. The video aims to help students effectively use Pixton for their assignments.

What is the primary purpose of Pixton as introduced by Miss Maddie?

• To make comic strips

• To design websites

• To create video tutorials

• To edit photos

Which credentials are required to log into Pixton?

• Personal email credentials

• Social media credentials

• School credentials

• Guest credentials

What theme is chosen for the comic in the tutorial?

• Animal conservation

• Climate change

• World hunger

• Space exploration

Which setting is selected for the comic's background?

• A cityscape

• A classroom

• A park

• A beach

What can you customize about a character in Pixton?

• Their age

• Their height

• Their skin tone and hair color

• Their voice

What type of props can be added to a comic in Pixton?

• Only animated props

• Only 3D props

• Handheld and regular props

• Only digital props

What types of speech bubbles can be added in Pixton?

• Only thought bubbles

• Only shouting bubbles

• Speech, thought, shouting, and whisper bubbles

• Only speech bubbles

How can you change a character's expression in Pixton?

• By altering their background

• By selecting a different character

• By adjusting their eye direction and adding a smile

• By changing their clothes

What should you do to add more slides to your comic?

• Start a new comic

• Press the button to add another slide

• Delete the current slide

• Save and exit

How can you share your finished comic?

• By printing it only

• By emailing it directly from Pixton

• By copying the link or downloading it

• By sending a screenshot