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Richard Byrne shares a short tutorial on using ThingLink to create interactive images. ThingLink is now offering educators and students free accounts (create up to 50 images for free) or a paid plan with 500 images at a discounted price. How might you use ThingLink. He suggests that it "could be used by art students to identify and tag important elements of a picture, drawing, or photography...could also be used in history classes to have students identify important places in a battlefield like Gettysburg." What ideas do you have for using this tool?
Tiina K's curator insight,
September 6, 2013 4:26 AM
Mitä merkitystä on sillä, että verkossa olevaan kuvaan, yrityksen www-sivuun jne. lisätään vuorovaikutteisuutta? Tutustu seuraavaan sivustoon http://www.thinglink.com/
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Make and share your own learning resources. You can practice with other user activities. Free!
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"When students are working on presentations for class, it is always easy for them to lose track of where they last saved it, and that's why using the cloud works out best. EXAMPLE: Due date for the school project is after the school vacation and one kid chimes in "But our family is going to the Bahamas for spring break!" No problem, dear. Do you have access to the Internet at your hotel? (They answer "yes") Then you'll be able to get to your project on the website. Here are 16 free presentation programs which store your projects in the cloud..."
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Simple - Great OER content is out there. Gather that content, stitch it together, and engage learners w/o reinventing the wheel. Stretchy - Seamlessly integrate content with dozens of popular websites, apps, and social media services. Sticky - Make ANY web content engaging, interactive and shareable using the same tools your learners use every day.
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Hello and welcome to my zoo. This zoo is unlike any other in the world. Here you can awaken your imagination and play under the light of stars. Together, we will answer the question: what do animals dream about? So if you want to play loads of creative games, read about amazing animals and create your very own...The project fosters a great sense of creativity amongst pupils and has seamless cross-curricular links. It involves aspects of Literacy, Art and ICT.
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App Inventor lets you develop applications for Android phones using a web browser and either a connected phone or emulator. The App Inventor servers store your work and help you keep track of your projects. You build apps by working with: * The App Inventor Designer, where you select the components for your app. * The App Inventor Blocks Editor, where you assemble program blocks that specify how the components should behave. You assemble programs visually, fitting pieces together like pieces of a puzzle. * Your app appears on the phone step-by-step as you add pieces to it, so you can test your work as you build. When you're done, you can package your app and produce a stand-alone application to install.
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...Now, however, there is an iPad app that can simply and flexibly create professional-looking infographics of almost any kind. Visualize is a free (woo-hoo!) app from Reallusion, Inc., that offers a versatile canvas for designing information. Students can choose from a large array of fonts, shapes, call-outs, stickers, post-its, and backgrounds to lay out their graphics.
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Sir Ken Robinson provides the closing statement for the LWF 12 conference under the theme "leading a learning revolution". Reforms are required for our indus...
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Dream up the coolest thing to make your life more awesome. Finalists will pitch their idea in person to will.i.am and other special guests. One lucky winner will see their idea come to life with support from a lead design and innovation agency. You may enter in teams of up to three or individually. Entries due by March 28, 2012.
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Grabba Beast lets you build your own Beast from a huge, ever-growing library of body types and parts - some scary, some cute - most are ridiculous - and arrange/color them as you see fit. If you don't feel like starting yourself hit Randomizer to generate a random creature or Grabba Glance at other beasts in the Beast Gallery. Another tool that could be a great starter for writing stories.
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Scratch: a programming language for everyone. Create interactive stories, games, music and art - and share them online.
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Create and share animated GIFs and 3D anaglyphs using more than 40,000 stereographs from The New York Public Library.
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Express your musicality, pump it up and chill! Create your own acapella group adding effects, beats, melodies, chorus and voices.
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When students create a movie or interactive slide show to tell their story, learning becomes personal.
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"As devices for reading e-books proliferate, it increasingly makes sense to make publications available in an e-book... Making an e-book can be easy—almost trivially easy—using Pandoc, a tool I’ve written about earlier on ProfHacker. Of course, Pandoc isn’t the only way to do this. Mark has used Sigil and written about it, and another good option is Anthologize, which Julie wrote about."
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Michael Rosenblum: it's vitally important we teach people how to communicate their ideas in video so they might speak the media language we are all increasingly using...
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Over the last few weeks I have received a hand full of e-mails all asking the same question. What would you recommend? MacBook vs ChromeBook Laptop vs Tablet Tablet Laptop vs Tablet Slates The problem is that's not the right question to be asking...read on to find out what question we should be asking.
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I shared a very successful collaboration between our Art teacher and Language Arts teacher in a previous post titled Transliteracy: QR Codes and Art as well as at several conferences and workshops I was leading in the past few months.
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November 26, 2014 5:56 AM
We, The Voice of Barcelona recently took part in several workshops for optimizing the quality of our audio guides. See, hear and download the results @ www.thevoiceofbarcelona.com (Pia)
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FlixTime videos - the coolest way to create amazing videos using your images, videos clips and music...
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One True Media makes video creation fun, easy and free. Mix your video and photos with our effects, text and music and post to Facebook, YouTube, Twitter and more. Get a download or DVD.
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Technology has changed what it means to be an author and how people can discover your work. Today, anyone with a computer and Internet access can create an ebook, which is great news for schools. Now teachers and students can build their own reference works, and young authors can publish their stories and share them with the world.
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Do you want to set up a blog in Wordpress? If so this video will go through the steps of creating one in Wordpress, and it will help anyone thinking about setting up a blog with questions that they should consider, such as: What do I want to write about?
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..a quick and easy summary of the six different taxonomic levels of Bloom’s Digital Taxonomy. They define the different taxonomic levels, provide the Digital Taxonomy Verbs with some possibilities for classroom use.
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October 17, 2015 10:39 AM
Some great Web 2.0 Tools to use based on Bloom's Taxonomy |
