#11: New Brush Ninja Apps Released!
Hi there,
February was a busy month for me. I managed to finish the three new apps I’ve been mentioning over the last few newsletters and get them released. Finishing the apps is one thing, but I was expecting the documentation and website changes to take a lot longer so I am really pleased it went as smoothly as it did.
Richard Byrne from FreeTech4Teachers has made an awesome demo video showing how to use all of the new apps. Thanks Richard!
Gallery
There’s been a few updates in the gallery, I’ve posted some of my favourites below.
This is a great video and an example of using WeVideo together with Brush Ninja. I hadn’t seen WeVideo before, it looks like a great way to convert your gifs something I haven’t seen before.
La pizza! #BrushNinja and #WeVideo collaboration. pic.twitter.com/J3EHRTn9dd
— Mme Allen (@Madame_Allen) February 14, 2022
This example of physics through animations is a fun example of the potential of Brush Ninja.
Using Brush Ninja once again to enhance our Science lesson! Students were asked to make an example of a push or a pull. Check out Kenzie's great work! @NISDElemScience @3rdRangers @NISDHenderson pic.twitter.com/WLh1Q5byqe
— Mrs. Gill ✨ (@magicalmrsgill) February 24, 2022
Emoji Art Gallery
Something I would like to work on this month is restructuring the gallery in the backend. This would allow me to make things a bit easier to manage, but I also want to change it around so that I can add Emoji Art (and maybe Youtube videos) to the gallery.
Making Emoji Art is very quick and easy so seeing them on Twitter, or email (copy to clipboard ➡️ send me an email).
Thanks - and as always, let me know if you have any feedback or suggestions.
All the best - Ben
