ChatterPix is a straightforward App but has so many opportunities for use in lessons. My students really enjoy using it. It’s available for free on the App store.
The App let’s you select a picture of a character, mark where the mouth is and then when you talk, the mouth moves. Here is an example of a ChatterPix a pupil in my class made when describing a detective:
How do you create a ChatterPix?
The App is easy to use. First choose whether you want to take a photo of a character (you could ask your students to draw one in their books and then photograph it) or use one from your picture gallery.
Next take the photo.
When you’re happy with the image, swipe your finger along the mouth.
After, record what you want your character to say (you have 30 seconds).
Listen to your recording and re-do it if you are not happy with it. Next you can add some visual effects and text to the image.
Finally save your ChatterPix and export it as a video. And you’re done!
Please watch my YouTube video tutorial for more information:
Other ideas I had:
* Pupils could take a selfie and do a lesson reflection.
* Pupils could find an image of a famous person (good for history too) and narrate their biography.
* Pupils could record key vocabulary.
How else could it be used in lessons? Feel free to leave comments below.
EDTECH 4 BEGINNERS 
If you only have 30 seconds to record something can you make multiple recordings for the same frame?
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