
Animation is one of the soft skill activities given to life skill activities every week at Junior High School. On Thursday, March 4, 2021, students were introduced to making simple animations, this time using the Stick Nodes application.
Stick Nodes Pro Stick figure Animator is an animator app that will give you stick figures to work with animation projects. From the app, users, and on occasion, students in grades 7 and 8.

They can create their films, clips, and even a series of works. Guided by a coach who is an expert in animation, students are divided into several groups. Using the zoom they are divided into groups where in each group there is one coach accompanying them. Each student is given instructions on how to make animation with the Stick Nodes application.
By holding this activity, I hope students get new experiences in animation. Students who previously have a hobby in design can also extend and possibly produce their own work.
Written By: Ajeng Maretya (BI teacher)
Translated by: Oktavianus Yeri (English Teacher)
Edited by: Angela Manurung

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