This blog is dedicated to trying out various educational web apps. I will explain how they work, their possible use and whether or not I feel that they are worth using.
Universal Design for Learning otherwise known as UDL is defined as a framework that is used to improve and optimize learning and teaching for all learners based on scientific evidence on how humans learn. It aids in differentiation so that all learners can benefit. The framework reduces barriers to learning. Most educators use free, or low cost technology in order to implement this framework. This blog is dedicated to educational technology tools. Every single technology tool that can be used for instruction can be incorporated into this framework. The framework is based on three basic principles and nine guidelines. Below is an infographic that breaks down Universal Design for Learning. This infographic presents the basic principles of Universal Design for Learning (UDL), along with a variety of online resources to assist educators in implementing UDL in the classroom. Via: https://elearninginfographics.com/universal-design-for-learning-i...
Videos and QR Codes in the Library Videos in the Library I watched some interesting videos from several different school library YouTube channels. Here are some of my favorites: NHS Library: most helpful to students: How to Use EBSCOHost Students like best: Tiger Visits The Norman High Library The Unquiet Library Most helpful to students: How to Set Up a Scoop.it Account: The Basics Students like best: How to Add a Web-Based Video (YouTube, CNN Video, CBS News, Etc.) To Your Netvibes Page Pikesville H.S. Library Most helpful to students: AP World History Students like the best: AVID Pimp My Binder 2012 Bbms media Most helpful to students: NHD Annotation Writing Students like best: Bring Them Back Overdue Library Book Parody Having a YouTube channel to store your library videos is a good place to keep them...
Cartoons and Comics Creating cartoons and comics are good ways to convey information and tell stories. The graphics are eye catching and help with understanding and interpreting the meaning of the topic. This week, I have looked at three different applications that help create comics. Fotojet, Pixton, and Make Beliefs Comix are all websites that have free versions. Each are unique in their layout and functionality. The topic for all the comics is netiquette. I illustrate how the topic can be explained using each of the applications. Fotojet This application can be used to make many graphic designs such as posters, invitations, magazine covers, and cards. It can also be used to to edit photos and make collages using photos that can be used to create a comic. The comic above was created using pictures available in the gallery of the site. The site is easy to navigate but creating the comic took time. I had to position the picture...
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