or your money back...
Just kidding, this site is free!
I would really like to use the website Beeclip edu that Med krarbach describes on Educational Technology and Mobile
Learning. This site can create collages, moodboards, portfoilios, or
scrapbooks. The home page talks about “empowering
creativity”. From the look of the thumbnail
size examples it looks like it could be useful in the educational setting. I have a dozen ideas for uses in my computer
classroom.
I checked the website out and it looks very user
friendly. When you start the
registration free trial it explains the function of each tool. The example on this page looks like the
beginning of a project that students in my class would enjoy creating.
It isn’t just pictures that students could scrapbook, they
would also be able to add text and videos to create a scrapbook. I could see a science class creating a
scrapbook with images that represent photosynthesis and adding a video clip to
help students visualize and hear the important information. I think it would be useful in any subject. Could you imagine this being used in your
classroom? When students are finished everyone
could view them like a science fair/art show an educational scrapbook show... One thing I
do know is iIt could be a great display of work for parents to see what their
child is doing in their classroom.
Did I forget to mention it is free? Woohoo!
You don’t hear that too often. J
I think that would be a really awesome site for parents to visit to see how their students are doing. I might have to check this one out!
ReplyDeleteI bookmarked that one! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI bookmarked it too! But it looks like after the trial you would have to pay...boo. I wish more sites like this could be free. I love Glogster too but haven't asked my principal if we could get it in the district. I kind of cheated and had all my students log in under my name...it actually worked pretty well and it was free :)
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