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Tuesday, March 11, 2014

Another web tool similar to Web Logs!!!

Have you ever heard of WallWisher.....?!?!? 

It's another tool that allows the posting of thoughts or feelings on a specific subject or topic, pretty much an online bulletin. 


  • Top uses of WallWisher: 
  • To allow students to participate in a collaborative conversation.
  • To brainstorm an idea.
  • To allow students to access discussions and ideas after lectures
  • To provide an interactive area that incorporates text, audio and visual materials.
  • To assess students’ understandings of a concept.
  • To enable students’ to summarize their understanding of learning in a limited number of characters.
  • To make lectures/ workshops interactive through students responding using mobile devices that have internet accessibility.
  • To allow lecturers to adapt their inputs in response to student feedback.
  • To make inputs participatory rather than passive.  
  • To allow students to contribute synchronously or asynchronously to the learning conversation. 
Here's an example below..... do you find this interesting? I wanted to share. Especially because I just learned about this type of application.



Tuesday, February 18, 2014



 Welcome!!!


 So you’ve heard the term “Blog” and you’d like to know what it’s all about. I’ve got you covered!!!
“Blog” short for web log is an internet journal that allows someplace for people to share their thoughts, feelings, and emotions. The topic may vary depending on the “Blogger” of which is the person of whom has set-up the informational cyber location.

As I reflect on the many ways to make use of a blog for educational purposes, I can think of many. I think this would be a great tool for grade school through college.

To make use of this tool for K-12 students there’s endless ideas. However, for the youngsters I am all about safety, so first we’d have to have a private blog. Someplace where students can share their thoughts, questions, or ideas in regards to class material. I’d also allow this educational board to be fun while learning. Therefore, I would recommend different free online games for students to have fun while learning. For my parents, I’d be sure to keep updated class material that will allow for up to date information for schedules and due dates.

For college level students, blogging will allow room for creativity. I do feel this will allow a much more adult discussion of people, places, and things around the world. I personally would love those opinionated discussions and factual based blogs. Let’s not forget those that a very creative poets. This would be a fun tool to use for students to extend their minds and deepen their thoughts about the world.

~Tennille

Wednesday, February 12, 2014