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MakeBeliefsComix.com is an educational comic strip creator from author Bill Zimmerman. You can create, print, email and post your original comic strips through this site. The site explains that: "Comic strips provide a perfect vehicle for learning and practicing the English language. Each strip's three or four panels provides a finite, accessible world in which funny, interesting looking characters go about their lives. And students with limited reading or speaking skills are not as overwhelmed in dealing with the size of a comic strip as they may be with a book of many pages."

MakeBeliefsComix.com is an educational comic strip creator from author Bill Zimmerman. Create, print, email and post to Facebook your original comic strips through this site!

Autodesk SketchBook is the digital painting, drawing, and sketching software used for coloring, comic and manga art, industrial design, and concept design. SketchBook includes the digital Copic Color Library, hundreds of custombrushes, perspective tools, and symmetry tools. Discover the natural feel of digital drawing in SketchBook with a free 15-day trial on Windows and Mac, no credit card required.

Comic Master allows you to create your own short graphic novel. Brought to you by 'Reading for Life'

Toondoo lets you create comic strips and cartoons easily with just a few clicks, drags and drops. It contains a number of characters, background scenes and speech bubbles to choose from. You can also import your own images.

Make Beliefs Comix allows you to easily create your own comic strip.

Students can create a cartoon to that depicts a scenario/conversation they may encounter in real life.

This is a free site. Students can create comic strips. This is a great way for students to synthesize newly learned material.

This article looks at the specific strengths of different types of visuals in presentations. The article covers charts, photos, screen captures, comics, infographs, and other various graphics. The author then states how each can better engage your audience.

The author of this article compiles lesson ideas that incorporate technology into literature and language arts curriculum. Some ideas include video dialogues, using pictures to tell stories, voicethread narration, creating comics, and using video-games.

This is a tool that allows the user to draw electronically with a variety of colors, brush styles, and thicknesses.

A tool for older students to create short comic movies with short dialogue. No sign in required, quick and easy to use!