MoglueViewer - Create. Play. Share.

I love this app! I am technically the youngest person to use moglue! Check out Tikki Tikki Tembo - a story by Zephyr Flanigan on the app store! :)

I saw the potential for this app right away for students who need visual, interactive lessons to do their best learning. Yes, there have been bugs but the company is VERY responsive to e-mail questions, requests, and in acknowledging and fixing bugs! I must admit that the directions are not as detailed as I would have wanted but if you can do PowerPoint or Keynote, this should be a breeze. When I wasn't able to understand a direction the company e-mailed me a mini video. A video is priceless as a time saver. My summer project was to learn how to make a Moglue book. I didn't do that. Instead, I make six books all with original digital music, pictures, and sound effects. It's addictive. Making a Moglue book does take time but as a special education music teacher, it fills a big void. For those of you who aren't very artistic may I suggest that you import pictures as your background for your stories or if you find them too busy, you can create a simple background in PowerPoint by inserting shapes and colors. The ground could be a green rectangle that covers the center of the page down and the blue sky, another rectangle that covers the center of the page upwards. Sure, a yellow circle for the sun and away you go. Save it as a jpg and import it to Moglue. Add your text and characters, let's say a png of your students and they can be featured in the story! You can tell that I LOVE this app for what it can provide students. Don't forget that you need to download the Moglue Builder so you can make your own books on your computer. There is a learning curve but so worth the investment of your time.