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Using Social Media and Web 2.0 to Differentiate Instruction By: Mary Marotta Instructional Technology, Professional Development Consultant and Adjunct Professor
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Thursday, May 9, 2013
Wednesday, May 8, 2013
Poetry Projects and WeVideo
Each year I get to work with Sophomore students and teachers on Poetry Projects. I am always so impressed with the finish result, however the logistics of using a variety of labs with XP/Windows 7 and various versions of MovieMaker has stopped teachers from working on this project.
Last year, I took a look at WeVideo but our school filter had it blocked, this year it's open. Our school is using GAFE and WeVideo is now connected with Google Drive (See the video WeVideo and Google Drive).
We introduced the project using WeVideo and the results have been very positive. Student are using mostly images for their projects. One of the students, Sarah A. is using WeVideo in class to create a multimedia slideshow on poet Christina Rossetti. Sarah stated she like the fact she could access the project from home and work on from any location. I plan to post some of the projects on the blog once they are completed.
Last year, I took a look at WeVideo but our school filter had it blocked, this year it's open. Our school is using GAFE and WeVideo is now connected with Google Drive (See the video WeVideo and Google Drive).
We introduced the project using WeVideo and the results have been very positive. Student are using mostly images for their projects. One of the students, Sarah A. is using WeVideo in class to create a multimedia slideshow on poet Christina Rossetti. Sarah stated she like the fact she could access the project from home and work on from any location. I plan to post some of the projects on the blog once they are completed.
Blogging with mobile devices in class
Students have been blogging in Ms. Carter's english class using the school's chromebooks. This week they are discussing Gatsby. Many of the students have registered mobile devices on the school network and are not using the blogger app to update their blogs using their phones.