Thing 14: Tool of Your Choice
July 8, 2009 by pmcewen
Talk about a playground. . .
I could have spent hours more on this, but I must call a halt. I visited Wordle to make a goodbye page for an album. I spent more than a few minutes trying to make a talking dog on Blabberize, but I have to review instructions again. ToonDoo was great fun for making cartoons, and one you might use to help teach visual literacy skills. I have visited LetterPop briefly and made a quick newsletter, but it was not immediately apparent how to embed/link to one. There was some mention of workshops which dealt with embedding and other skills in the FAQs, but I could not find any other information. I will probably use PollDaddy to make a survey regarding summer reading, and Quizlet will certainly be useful, both to teachers and to students for obvious reasons.
Once more distracted. . . I revisited Quizlet to look at the social features. All quizzes seem to be available, but there are ads within the quiz lists. Also there is a link to brain training games on the Luminosity site. Word Bubbles is fun to play and aids in developing/improving mental fluency.
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