Student Portal Page Student Profiles Page
Please post your presentations here: http://bit.ly/tliweb20 Also, add your summary of information on your choice of Web 2.0 tools under the appropriate categories.
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Below are some links other students have found useful. The tables for posting your URL and signing up for presentations and Web 2.0 tools can be found below this information.
Visual Literacy
Creative Commons Links:
The Creative Commons website provides easy to understand licensing that generally allows others to use your work and/or modify. Various licenses are available under Creative Commons and on this site you can generate your license for posting on your website or on work you have created.
http://ccmixter.org - ccMixter is a community music site featuring remixes licensed under Creative Commons where you can listen to, sample, mash-up, or interact with music in whatever way you want. Unlike freeplaymusic (which is often used as a source of music for educators), this site offers open source music that can be used in podcasts, on websites, etc.
http://www.freesound.org/ - The Freesound Project is a collaborative database of Creative Commons licensed sounds. Freesound focuses only on sound, not songs.
http://openclipart.org/ - Open clip art with a very nice library of clipart that is high quality
Photo Sites - safe photos
Some free photos- Some are free and some cost (but are cheap). Photos are high quality and large so do not pixelate on photo stories, etc.
http://sxc.hu - one of my favorite copyright free photo sites; great quality and resolution.
Photo Sharing in Plain English - from Common Craft
http://flickr.com - loads of photos on this site. Be sure to check copyright before using.
If you want to see all my links and add some of your own, go here: http://butleratutb.pbworks.com/w/page/15207951/List-of-Links
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Summer I 2015
Please add the relevant information in the table below. Be sure to check your posted hyperlink to ensure that it does indeed go to your wiki page for this course.
Project Presentation Table
Please select the date and time for which you will present your final project.
Time
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Student Name
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| July 6, 2015 @ 9:00 a.m. |
Marissa Salinas
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July 6, 2015 @ 9:10 a.m.
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Yolanda Mercado |
July 6, 2015 @ 9:20 a.m.
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Johnny Gonzalez |
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July 6, 2015 @ 9:30 a.m.
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Michael Gutierrrez
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| July 6, 2015 @ 9:40 a.m. |
Natalie Herfindahl |
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| July 6, 2015 @ 9:50 a.m. |
Albert Alvarez
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SUMMER 2015
Sign up for the three Web 2.0 technologies that you will research and present to the class.
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Albert Alvarez
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Edmodo.com
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PollEverywhere
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Symbaloo
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Natalie Herfindahl
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Wordle
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Quizlet
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Spelling City
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Michael Gutierrez
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Gliffy
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Basecamp
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Animoto
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| Marissa Salinas |
Powtoon |
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| GoConqr |
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| Scrible |
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| Johnny Gonzalez |
PhotoMath |
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| AR: Anatomy 4D / Quiver |
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| Lime |
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| Yolanda Mercado |
Storybird |
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| Popplet |
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| Schoology |
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Student Portal Page Student Profiles Page
TitanPad
- Link to website: www.titanpad.com
- Tutorial Video
- Pros: You don’t have to sign up to start using a pad. Each collaborator is color coded and must provide a name. All the content on the pad can be imported and exported. You can import text documents. There are public and private pads available.
- Cons: There are only 8 distinctive colors to assign students. No pictures or videos can be inserted onto the pad.
- Cost: Free
- Ease of Learning: Very Easy
- Student Accounts: No
- Versatility: TitanPad is limited to text only.
- How it could be used
- Math: Students can create word problems and write how to solve them
- Science: As a group, students will create lab safety scenarios that illustrate incorrect and correct lab safety techniques.
- Social Studies: Students can answer questions posed by the instructor during a lesson
- Language Arts: Students can brainstorm the major parts of a collaborative essa
TitanPad
- Link to website: www.titanpad.com
- Tutorial Video
- Pros: You don’t have to sign up to start using a pad. Each collaborator is color coded and must provide a name. All the content on the pad can be imported and exported. You can import text documents. There are public and private pads available.
- Cons: There are only 8 distinctive colors to assign students. No pictures or videos can be inserted onto the pad.
- Cost: Free
- Ease of Learning: Very Easy
- Student Accounts: No
- Versatility: TitanPad is limited to text only.
- How it could be used
- Math: Students can create word problems and write how to solve them
- Science: As a group, students will create lab safety scenarios that illustrate incorrect and correct lab safety techniques.
- Social Studies: Students can answer questions posed by the instructor during a lesson
- Language Arts: Students can brainstorm the major parts of a collaborative e
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