Here is the link to my Pinterest account http://pinterest.com/haroldj72000/boards/
Here is the link to my Wiki account https://haroldj.wikispaces.com/project/list
Here is the link to an Animoto video that I created http://animoto.com/play/Jd0E80Vep9xUdiw8zR1LBw
Here is the link to my Voki
http://www.voki.com/pickup.php?scid=8201353&height=267&width=200
Here are the links to postings I made to other student's blogs:
Lindsey Mack http://macklindsey.blogspot.com/
Matt Cobb http://plumr.blogspot.com/p/teaching-style.html
John Silva http://johnpcsilva.blogspot.com/p/my-teaching-phil.html
This is my first experience with Pinterest, however I can see how this will be a valuable asset in my classroom. Some of these ideas are tried and true strategies that have used by veteran teachers. I like how ideas that require further investigation can be pinned to my boards so that I can do some further research on the idea to make sure it is applicable for my classroom. I found this to be user friendly.
ReplyDeleteThe Wiki spaces assignment proved to be difficult. I could not figure out how to link the one working document between all of the members on the wiki space. I had them each create their own document by copying and pasting the documents created prior to their input.
ReplyDeleteI have been using Animoto for digital storytelling for years. This video is one that I created a couple of years ago when my daughter's team went to Global Finals to compete for Destination Imagination. This program is very user-friendly.
ReplyDeleteMy voki represents why I teach Special Education. This web tool is a great way for students to show mastery of an objective by allowing them to use some creative technology and communicate understanding through a written and verbal form of expression. It's an alternative form of assessment that is engaging to students.
ReplyDeleteThis was easy and will be very beneficial in accessing my websites that are used frequently.
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