I admire the conciseness you managed with this presentation. I had not heard of any of the three resources that you listed, so I am glad that I checked your blog. Your interpretation of listing examples of use never occurred to me, and I wish that I had used that approach myself. As for your strengths and weaknesses, you gave a very clear idea of what each resource brought to the table. Overall, I very much fancy how you approached this exercise.
Hi Sydney! I was introduced to Socrative during my freshman year of college when our professor used it as an end-of-the-year activity with the Space Race. I really liked how it provides teachers to give immediate feedback to their students as well. Last semester, my practicum teacher used edPuzzle for science. He would show clips of a video and use it as an exit ticket if he needed to go over specific material. I've never heard of StoryBird, but it seems like a great tool to incorporate into the classroom. Thank you for sharing!
Sydney, The sources you have provided are described so well! All three appear to be resources that can enhance the learning experience. Have you used, or observed the use of, these materials in the classroom? Since all three require a payment for full use, is there one that you would recommend over the others?
Hello Sydney,
ReplyDeleteI admire the conciseness you managed with this presentation. I had not heard of any of the three resources that you listed, so I am glad that I checked your blog. Your interpretation of listing examples of use never occurred to me, and I wish that I had used that approach myself. As for your strengths and weaknesses, you gave a very clear idea of what each resource brought to the table. Overall, I very much fancy how you approached this exercise.
Hi Sydney!
ReplyDeleteI was introduced to Socrative during my freshman year of college when our professor used it as an end-of-the-year activity with the Space Race. I really liked how it provides teachers to give immediate feedback to their students as well. Last semester, my practicum teacher used edPuzzle for science. He would show clips of a video and use it as an exit ticket if he needed to go over specific material. I've never heard of StoryBird, but it seems like a great tool to incorporate into the classroom. Thank you for sharing!
Sydney,
ReplyDeleteThe sources you have provided are described so well! All three appear to be resources that can enhance the learning experience. Have you used, or observed the use of, these materials in the classroom? Since all three require a payment for full use, is there one that you would recommend over the others?