Monday, October 31, 2011
Inspiration Project
This is just another creative way that you can assess your students. Many students will not perform to the best of their capabilities on standardized testing or on quizzes and tests in the classroom. This is a great way to give them an opportunity to express what they really know and their creativity.
I would use this to create handouts for my students to have visual representation of the material and its relatedness with all the subgroups.
I love this and I am a visual learner, so I know that for young children to be able to have something like this is really great!
Podbean
Podbean I think is a really cool tool. I would totally use it for the parents aspect. That way students can have their parents help them out and they can have a podcast to guide them step-by-step. I don't have the tools to record and upload right now but hopefully I will have an iphone before I start teaching. Hopefully! I would definitely use this web tool in my classroom.
Digital Collection and Scavenger Hunt
Okay to be honest, this was the hardest assignment to date! What went well? Scanning photos, downloading and uploading photos. What did not go well? The 72 resolution and putting my google presentation onto Blogger. This took a very long time because I was not a hundred percent sure how to do this. And I have a very bad "try to do it by yourself and don't think about asking for help" mentality. But I figured it out eventually...better late than never?
Monday, October 17, 2011
smilebox
Smilebox is also so cool! I like how it can be used to really get the students involved in the class and whatever the class is learning about at that time. I think this is a wonderful tool for high school students to use on their own for class presentations and projects. I also think it'd be super fun to have one for your class anyway. Give yourself some downtime to have fun and get creative when it comes to school-related activities!
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