Technology In The Classroom
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WORDLE – WHAT’S THAT?
A Wordle from the introduction to my dissertation
HOW DO I MAKE A WORDLE?
• It’s easy! Go to this website: www.wordle.net
• You don’t have to register any details to make a Wordle
• Click on ‘Create’ at the top of the page
• In the textbox that appears, paste in the text you want to
use, or type it in directly
• Words which appear more often, show up larger on the
Wordle
• Press ‘Go’, and your Wordle will be created
• Use the Edit buttons at the top of your Wordle to change
the orientation of your text, and colours
• Once ready, you can print your Wordle. It will export as a
Created for free
on the Animoto
website
It’s easy – anyone
can do this!
ANIMOTO –
SHORT AND
FUN
HOW TO MAKE AN ANIMOTO
• Click on Create, once on the website, and then choose Short video,
which are the free ones
Use this
button to
import
pictures
from your
computer
Put your
pictures in
these
boxes, in
the order
in which
you want
them. You
can only
have 15
pictures
and text. Use this tab to add music, your own or
Animoto’s preselected range
Use this tab to finalise your
Animoto. Effects are added by
Animoto, and can’t be changed
WHAT’S A GLOG?
http://frankster.glogster.com/glog-487/
• A glog is an interactive poster. You – and pupils- can easily
make a glog which contains text, pictures and videos
• This makes the presentation much more fun to watch for
everybody
• www.edu.glogster.com is a free educational site where you
can register your class and keep their glogs private
• You do this by registering for Glogster for yourself, and then
asking them for an educational account. Use your school email
address, which will indicate to them that you work in an
educational establishment
• And then have fun, trying out and creating your first glog!
WHAT IS ONLINE BOOKMARKING?
• Online bookmarks are a way of sharing your bookmarks with a wider
audience
• Bookmarks are available from whichever computer you are working
on, not only your own computer
• There are two main sites for this, Diigo and Delicious
• You can embed the bookmarks on to websites, and share them with
pupils
• You can choose for bookmarks to be public or private
• You can choose whether others can share your login, or you are the
only owner of the set
• Fantastic resource for departments to have their own set of
bookmarks to share with pupils
ROLLYO – CREATING A WALLED
GARDEN FOR SEARCHING
�Go to www.rollyo.com and sign up for this free
resource
� Create your own Rollyo
� Copy and paste the widget code on to the
page of the VLE where you would like it to work
� In this way, you can teach pupils to search for
their own results, but can control the sites you
want them to search in
KEEP UP TO DATE – FOLLOW THESE
SITES
Top 100 Tools for Learning from Jane Hart: brief explanations and links to best tools to use: http://www.c4lpt.co.uk/recommended/ Phil Bradley: A must for everyone to follow: http://philbradley.typepad.com/i_want_to/ Discovery education site – brief video introductions to the most popular Web 2 tools: http://cdwg.discoveryeducation.com/web2.0/video.cfm