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"Lock Your Doors" WORDLE from a blog post on ethics in social networks; how to counter spammers, phishers and thieves. -n2teaching 0 minutes ago"

I make WORDLES to determine if I'm really using the words that belong to the main idea or topic of the blog post. You can do this with your students or use it yourself to improve writing.

this is the first draft of a wordle used for an image for a blog posting on the topic of links in an article.

first draft

send your bookmarks and annotations to your blog; this is a test

this is a test to discover if the Wordle group bookmarks are passing to a particular website;

I never knew...

the students selected to use the largest words as those they thought were most significant in the life story of Martin Luther King; this is a great way to improve reading comprehension and expand the narrative

here are the teacher's direction for using offline wordles....you should want to know; imo

here are the teacher's direction for using offline wordles....you should want to know; imo

using survey answers from beginning of class in a wordle.

great! Jonathan Feinberg is the developer of WORDLE. I want to check out WORDLE Advanced.

"Doesn't each writer hope that people find their blog interesting and helpful? I believe the answer is yes. Besides writing an interesting article, it helps to make the blog posting accessible through the reader's use of search engines and access to related articles as they read your blog posting."

more discoveries of the wonders of WORDLE; excellent blog with information about Flickr Spell

another discovers the wonders of WORDLE; excellent blog with information about Flickr Spell

Instructions with screenshots

Sue Waters shows how to do different things with Wordles.

wordle has a lot of potential to generate discussions and debates, as well as encourage creative writing.

Idea posted to a blog about using Wordle for getting the gist of a weather forecast. The author has taken the words from a weather forecast and asks the students why they think certain words are larger than others.

Blog post on the using Wordle for an end of year assessment.

use WORDLE for assessment of blog posts, bookmarks or other rss feed items

a good start on the use of WORDLE in the classroom