The tasks are really wonderful and trying different tools for writing is a fascinating journey!
http://evo-digiclass.wikispaces.com/Week+2
Task 1.
My choice is 1D 2A 3A ( It was a little bit hard to stay within only 50 words :)
In one city street there lived a dog. All the day it walked along the street and watched around. Nobody knew whose dog it was. Once a boy looked out of the window and noticed how the dog tapped the pavement and a door appeared. The dog came into the door and…
Task 2.
Describe your understanding of what the tool does and how you would use it. What age group would you recommend the tool for? What is unique about the tool? Do you see possible problems or limitations?
http://evo-digiclass.wikispaces.com/Week+2
Task 1.
My choice is 1D 2A 3A ( It was a little bit hard to stay within only 50 words :)
In one city street there lived a dog. All the day it walked along the street and watched around. Nobody knew whose dog it was. Once a boy looked out of the window and noticed how the dog tapped the pavement and a door appeared. The dog came into the door and…
Task 2.
Describe your understanding of what the tool does and how you would use it. What age group would you recommend the tool for? What is unique about the tool? Do you see possible problems or limitations?
See the full PicLit at PicLits.com
This tool seems to be useful for developing writing skills. A student should choose any picture. Every picture has a set of words, divided into the coloumns of nouns, adjectives, verbs and other parts of speech.
The task is to drag the words and arrange them into sentences,describing the picture or giving any slogan. It is possible to use a " freestyle" function and to type the words by themselves. After saving the picture, a short slogan (or a little story) is made.
This activity seems interesting, as it allows to a student to train his/ her writing skills and allows to refresh Grammar rules and to find a short but capacious description.
The site http://www.zooburst.com/index.php allows students to show thei stiry in pictures. it is possible to take pictures from a set or to upload one's own pictures. It's easy to operate and fascinating to use. I think, it would be a great tool for developing writing skills for young students.
Here's an example of using the site.
Task 3.
The sites offered for collective work in the field of the creative writing are really interesting.
http://willyou.typewith.me/ is really easy to work with, and the lines of different co-typers are clearly seen.
The site allows to work creatively together and to make up a story.( My colleagues helped me with the story-writing)
http://willyou.typewith.me/p/Cranberry
The site http://entri.co/ is also easy to work with.
These two sites seem to be optiml for using in a classroom.
Task 4.
The sites, recomended for creating presentations are really useful because they allow to make up the necessary information in order. They offer different types of presenting material, so, it's a set of the instruments for creative work.
I also tried some sites for creative writing. These ones seem the most useful for working.
http://www.tagxedo.com/artful/8fec792328204564
The Newspaper Clipping
http://www.fodey.com/generators/newspaper/snippet.asp
Dvolver Moviemaker
http://www.dvolver.com/live/movies-670885
Dear Svetlana,
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing all your work with us. You really experimented with almost all the tools. Lovely work! Hugs
Debbie
Wow, yes! Lots of exploration around!
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