Tag: Voicethread

Voicethread Resources


(voicethread.com)

Resources

Voicethread is an interactive,  online slide show.  Students can comment on their slides and as they talk they can use a pencil to write on the screen to further explain their reasoning. For example, third graders could be drawing and commenting on arrays to explain how they would solve the array by grouping or splitting the array in some way that allows them to come up with the answer, other than using a simple multiplication sentence. Furthermore, students can comment on each others’ work and people around the world with Voicethread accounts can also comment on student work should you opt to open the voicethread to public viewing. It is easy to use and it is a great collaboration tool!

PLEASE NOTE: There is an educational version of this tool located HERE and if your school is interested your library can purchase a license with 50 users and your school can share the tool throughout the year.

Learn It In 5 Videos:

Voicethread.com Support Page: http://voicethread.com/support/howto/Basics/

Ideas for Using Voicethread in the Classroom:

Student Samples:

      • Human Impact on the Boreal Forest ( Grade 2)

      • Grade 3 -4 Math – Using arrays in multiplication

      •  Math – adding mixed fraction

 

 
 

April 11, 2011

K-2 Leading the Way

Web 2.0 Tools For Your Learners

I have modeled one of the tools (JOGTHEWEB.COM) for you with a list of Web 2.0 Tools that you might be able to use with your students.

Jog The Web is a neat little tool that allows you to set up several links, each with their own page and description, that viewers can move through in order. To model its use, I added in a page for each of the sites I think you might be able to use with younger learners. To see my JOG – go to:

http://www.jogtheweb.com/run/fAYDfZhtDu8g/K-2-Leading-the-Way—21st-Century-Learners

As you will see, you can move through the links on the left and see both the website and my description and it makes it easy for me to pick good sites for you to visit, rather than having you search on your own. This could be useful with students when you want them only visiting three sites YOU have evaluated in advance for readability and content.

The rest of the tools highlighted on the JOG are:

Writing and Storytelling

Math

  • Carrot Sticks
  • Zefty

Multimedia Productions

  • Animoto

December 8, 2010

TELI – Technology Enhanced Learning & Instruction

TELI Bytes 

 Concise handouts on various technologies that can be used in the classroom or in professional collaboration processes:

September 21, 2010


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