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Craiyon - Craiyon LLC
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K to 12
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Craiyon uses AI (artificial intelligence) technology to create images from your text descriptions. Type the image you want to generate using the text box, then click draw. In 2 minutes...more
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Craiyon uses AI (artificial intelligence) technology to create images from your text descriptions. Type the image you want to generate using the text box, then click draw. In 2 minutes or less, several images appear that match the text description. Choose any thumbnail to view a larger image and click the photo icon to download and save the image in PNG format.
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tag(s): artificial intelligence (104), descriptive writing (39), images (264)
In the Classroom
Take advantage of this image generator for a variety of classroom uses. Anytime students use images, discuss the proper use of copyright. Currently, copyright laws do not apply to AI-generated images; include this in your discussion and consider why this might be true. Creating text-based photos is an excellent way to develop students' skills in describing information or items, as it becomes easy for students to recognize the importance of being specific and adding details. Begin by asking students to generate an image of their choice and save that image. Next, have students add more details to the original description and continue this process a few more times. Next, add the saved images in order onto individual Google Slides, reviewed here and added a text box with the description given to generate the image. The final slide asks students to reflect on how the images change as more descriptive terms are added. Another excellent use of Craiyon is to generate images to match the information in student writing or multimedia projects. For example, use student images when creating comics with Adobe's Comic Strip Maker, reviewed here, or when making explainer videos using Clipchamp, reviewed here .You must be registered and logged in to add items to your favorites.
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