Wow, what a mess. At first I thought this would be totally cool, however once I got started it seemed I needed to be a little more techie than I thought. If I used glogster.com's preset graphics or video all was well. Once I tried to import my own stuff not so easy. I was consistantly given a "not a compatable website" error message. I did however manage to provide one link, one video, and clip art. That said, even with few bells and whistles, my glog provides students with all the criteria set forth in the video evaluation rubric. My glog shares all of the information needed to understand "How to Properly Write a Friendly Letter".
A glog can be a great asset for students. Like a Webinar, it can be a great central place to go to learn about one subject matter. It allows the teacher to do some of the researching for the student and focus on what the teacher feels should be pertinent information related to the subject.
Please, check it out at the following link...
http://momfitz.glogster.com/Glog-2030/
http://momfitz.glogster.com/glogofabill/ (this one just for fun)
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Hugh Macleod
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