I've been working hard in my EDCI 505 class and so I thought I'd give an update on some of the things that have stuck out so far.
Twitter
I happen to like Twitter. I know there are many who don't get it, but I haven't looked back since starting it. I already had my own account and managed the accounts of a few businesses in the past. I believe it is an absolutely must have source for teachers. Maybe not so much for working with the class itself (yet there are uses for that tool, but I think getting ideas for the classroom and socializing with other educators is a big plus. You can follow my education Twitter account in the sidebar to the right.
Here is the Glog I created:
I happen to like Twitter. I know there are many who don't get it, but I haven't looked back since starting it. I already had my own account and managed the accounts of a few businesses in the past. I believe it is an absolutely must have source for teachers. Maybe not so much for working with the class itself (yet there are uses for that tool, but I think getting ideas for the classroom and socializing with other educators is a big plus. You can follow my education Twitter account in the sidebar to the right.
Glogster
I love the idea of Glogster. I think it's cute, creative, and that it will really stand out with kids. But I hate, Hate, HATE, the interface. What a major pain in the rear! Uploading photos and videos is similar to pulling my teeth out with my fingernails; it'll work eventually, but you gotta keep at it till it happens.Here is the Glog I created: