So what's this all about? This allows you to create quizzes, test, surveys and e-portfolios. It’s an online Virtual learning Environment. Ready made quizzes are present and can be submitted on any blog or site.
Friday, April 16, 2010
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
Creating Comics 2
As explained in my previous post, comics can be effective method where ICT is used in education. Creativity whilst instering dialogues can help students perform better. Pixton is another web-based software which can surely be a winner
Creating Comics 1
Language teachers can promote simple dialogues by using comics where students can use various characters. They can add bubble speeches and form a story line. The teacher can give out the topic on which the characters can talk. It is a simple way but effective to create dialogues. Grab it here ... it's free web-based
Here is something which I have created
Here is something which I have created
Tuesday, April 13, 2010
Photos with Polaroid
Why not twist your images and spice them up? How? Using Poladroid web-based software enables all kind of images to be transformed into polaroid photos. These types of images give a touch of personalisation to your blog, web or powerpoint.
Sunday, April 11, 2010
Animoto
Animoto is a web application that allows you and your students to upload pictures and sounds and create professional looking videos which can then be downloaded and shared online. Animoto is free for education.
Create your own video slideshow at animoto.com.
Saturday, April 10, 2010
Creating cartoons
GoAnimate is a web-based software where a teacher can easily create cartoons for their blogs or sites. However with a little twist of animation, one can engage students to involve themselves in lessons by creating cartoon based dialogues and even involving school work.
GoAnimate.com: Chromatography by rooney72
Like it? Create your own at GoAnimate.com. It's free and fun!
GoAnimate.com: Chromatography by rooney72
Like it? Create your own at GoAnimate.com. It's free and fun!
Welcome
So this is it! Seven months ago I commenced a new role in my teaching career. Being a support eLearning teacher is no mean task. It is a challenging role but very rewarding. The role means researching and experimenting. Without any doubt trying new things also brings some failures ... but that is expected. Mistakes are important because we learn from them. I learn from them. And yes, my end product will always evolve because of these faults.
This is the whole scope of this blog. I want to share my experience with you. As I research and learn, I want to share with what I found.
I am eager to start this blog. I want to do constant changes, but above all I want you to contribute and tell me what I can add and deduct.
Jeffrey
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