High School Bulletin Board Ideas - 0 views
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christinacarew on 10 Feb 18A collection of high school bulletin board ideas geared for the ELA classroom.
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RealtimeBoard - 3 views
RealtimeBoard.com is an interactive whiteboard that can have multiple members on one board, video conferences for remote meetings, chat rooms, comments and can be shared/uploaded to other places. ...
Education - MURAL - 5 views
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MURAL is a large, shared canvas for mapping content and ideas of all kinds. It's like a giant white board that can be zoomed in and out to see the big picture as well as the details. Electronic "sticky notes" hold individual ideas that can be rearranged, organized, and related to one another. You can add many kinds of web content, and team members can add ideas and content and then build on each other's by finding relationships and patterns. It has a number of educational applications, in science and other subjects: - Realistic labs, where lab groups define the hypothesis and methodology, and agree on the interpretation and presentation of results. - Any kind of group projects where students work together toward a common end product.
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As far as I can tell, I expect that this is free for secondary ed uses.
Padlet - Visual bulletin board for Collaboration - 3 views
https://padlet.com/ ... is a great visual way to help students collaborate! It's like an online bulletin board covered in sticky notes... Help the students keep all their ideas in one spot....
padlet: Collaboration tool - 3 views
Very cool, thanks!
started by Lauren Korres on 11 Jun 17
1 follow-up, last by clintboulton on 17 Jun 17
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"Collaborize Classroom" Website Resource - 4 views
It is truly a topic "library" where students and teachers can freely create, share or download inquiry-based discussions on any topic. Teachers can use pre-made discussion boards and send students ...
ACMI Generator - 0 views
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A creative studio space to explore storytelling and the moving image. Download free video, images and sound and upload your own media. Create your own storyboards and share them online.
Digital Passport by Common Sense Media | Digital Passport - 0 views
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Digital Passport is a great way to teach digital citizenship in 3rd through 6th-grade classrooms. It provides a foundation for appropriate and safe online behavior by offering fun and interactive lessons and meets Common Core and ISTE Nets Standards. Students can engage in videos, games, and quizzes about cyber-bullying, respect, digital literacy, and many other topics to promote digital citizenship. The site offers educator materials that can be utilized by simply registering for a login and password. Both students and teachers can access Digital Passport on computers, tablets, or phones in school and at home. The application can be accessed directly through the website or downloaded. One way to implement this tool in lessons is to allow students to have the opportunity to work on Chrome books or in a lab. Students can be assigned quizzes through the teacher dashboard. Once students get through the lessons, they earn badges and a "Certificate of Achievement," which allows for positive reinforcement. Teachers can monitor student progress during the activity and print reports to share with each student, their parents, and administrators. During lessons, students can be assigned to work individually on a device or as a class on a smart board, which allows for an exciting and innovative way to learn about digital citizenship.
Padlet is the easiest way to create and collaborate in the world - 1 views
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From your hobby to your career, your class notes to your final exam, your mood board to your runway show, padlets help you organize your life.
Pinterest - 0 views
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Pinterest allows you to create a category and collaborate with your social or PLN to pin photos, ideas, videos, visuals, and more. I have created a specific board for "Ad Tech Learning."
Pinterest - 2 views
#Pinterest is a platform for creativity and innovation for teachers. It can definitely serve the same purpose for students! Students can create boards based on specific topics for possible portfoli...
Orwell - A game where you play as an analyst in a surveillance state PC/Mac/Linux - 2 views
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(Please note the link to a Free Demo download on the right hand side of the linked page) Orwell is an episodic indie game that puts players in the role of an analyst working for a fictional surveillance state in the wake of a bomb explosion in a public square. Players are tasked with scouring news sites, social networking sites, message boards, blogs, text chats, and the like for clues as to the identity of the bomber and possible motivations for the bombing. Potentially relevant information is highlighted, but it is up to the player to decide whether each piece of information is worthy of inclusion in a report to be passed up the chain of command. The items selected create the narrative that law enforcement will act upon, but the player has no say as to what actions are taken beyond selecting what to include in the accumulated data. The story unfolds through the narrative that player-selected data constructs and the actions that result. Mistakes can result in the detention or prosecution of innocents. This forces the player to exercise research and critical thinking skills, particularly evaluating data as relevant or irrelevant, reading between the lines, and maintaining awareness of how each piece of information contributes to an overall narrative. Embedded in all of this is a clever critique of the surveillance apparatus and how it relates to our conceptions of freedom, safety, and privacy-a critique, I would argue, worthy of the game's name. I selected Orwell for this critical thinking post because it is essentially a gamified exercise in research, or, put another way, research with training-wheels. All of the pieces of data that the user can include are presented in context, and players must evaluate how a clue relates to both its context and to the investigation as a whole in order to make useful selections. That kind of consideration is essentially what we are doing as we research material for inclusion in an academic paper, and so I believe the game doe
Boardthing - 5 views
Boardthing is a virtual board that allows students to display their thinking simultaneously. By allowing students to break off into small groups and work on their own devices, Boardthing can encour...
Scrumy - 1 views
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Scrumy is a simple and intuitive virtual task board based on some concepts of Scrum that helps organize and manage your projects.
New York Times Learning Network - 2 views
*Tool Name*: New York Times Learning Network (https://www.nytimes.com/section/learning) *Short Description:* The New York Times has a specific website that offers teaching ideas and directly relate...
Get organized. Work smarter. Remember everything. | Evernote - 2 views
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Collect, nurture, and share ideas across desktop and mobile platforms with Evernote. Your thoughts are always with you, always accessible, always in sync. Useful collaboration note taking tools and ability to save articles and clippings from Internet for critically analyzing sources. -
Short Description: Evernote is an IOS/Android compatible app that promotes collaboration as well as productivity. It allows for its users to take notes in various unique formats, ranging from text, sketching, photos, journaling, graphs, audio, video and my personal favorite: sticky notes that you can actually write on! These notes automatically can sync to every device the user is logged into, and can be shared for real time collaboration within a classroom - perfect for group projects and note sharing. And if a student forgot to write something down, they can take a picture of the board and have the photo scanned into their notes on the app. Examples for Uses: Project collaboration Teacher note sharing amongst all student devices Real time in class collaboration on documents and slides Readings can be instantly shared and annotated via App Students can pick note taking format that best suits their learning needs
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I used to use evernote and then moved away from it. It has come a long way and I may want to go back to using it again. Thanks for bringing my attention back to this.
Kahoot - 1 views
Kahoot is used as a summative assessment technology tool and can only be used for multiple choice questions. The teacher must create the questions and then provide all of the possible answers and ...