Glogster

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I think that Glogster could be used throughout the curriculum. I watched Claudia use it with her class in the spring and I played with it a little bit but went no further. Kids were really into it and it really is an electronic poster without the trip to Walmart or Staples! (One of my kids was the queen of poster making. We could really have saved some cash had we had this when she was in grade school and high school!!

In Lang. Arts, a fun way to review vocab, build a glogster with three chosen words and find images, poetry, synonyms, antonyms, etc. to help learn the chosen terms. Feedback on a novel, a practice to be used on the whiteboard made by a teacher that would have definition, examples, links to games, maybe even a video. In all the content areas this would be a great way to assess learning, showcase individually driven projects that could be easily shared or create a class wiki, put them all on and let everyone at home see the class projects.

In terms of student use at my level, this would be at the top of my list of the applications I have learned thus far in the class!