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From lesson plan to visual story, before class starts

Students write, board and publish real stories. Teachers plan the unit, set the work and see every board.

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A class story published as a book

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A classroom scene built in StoryTribe

Turn any lesson into a story

Comic strips and storyboards work in any subject. Students retell the reading, walk a maths problem through step by step, or stage a moment from history, and share it with the class.

The script editor formatting a scene like a screenplay

Write the scene, then board it

Students draft the scene in real screenplay format, then turn it into frames. Media, English and drama classes get the write-to-board pipeline professional crews use, sized for a lesson.

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StoryTribe's character editor feature showing emotion options like happy, sad, and angry for a character.

Expressive characters for storytelling

Students build characters with full control over pose, expression, clothing, and accessories. Ideal for narrative writing, responding to literature, showing alternative points of view, and digital roleplaying in social support lessons.

Customizing characters
Frame images in different styles

One story, any style

The same characters hold their look from frame to frame, in the style each student chooses. Boards students are proud to put their name on.

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A published book with one share link

Publish it: storyboard, video or book

The unit ends as a real artifact. Publish the project as a storyboard, a video or a book, all at a single share link, ready for the class, the portfolio or the parent evening.

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StoryTribe's asset library ranging from scenes, backgrounds and props

See the work as it happens

Students share their board with one link and the teacher opens it in the browser, no account needed to view. Progress is visible before the deadline, not after it.

Can a teacher view a student's work?

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Every lesson has a story in it

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