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Glogs : Collaborative Learning and Beyond

Glogs : Collaborative Learning and Beyond. Presented by : Sarita Orellana Stephanie Hanson. Forget Blogging … Try Glogging. Move your Posters to Digital. What is a Glog ?. It is short for graphical blog.

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Glogs : Collaborative Learning and Beyond

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  1. Glogs: Collaborative Learning and Beyond Presentedby: Sarita Orellana Stephanie Hanson

  2. ForgetBlogging…Try Glogging

  3. Move your Posters to Digital

  4. Whatis a Glog? It is short for graphical blog.

  5. A drag and drop interface that allows teachers and students to create multimedia posters to express information.

  6. Students create outstanding posters that include: • text • audio • video • images • graphics • drawings • data • animations

  7. In theClassroom For use in the classroom- the possibilities are endless. Teachers can create glogs for their students to use and students can make glogs for projects.

  8. BestGlogs in theClassroom

  9. TheMoon

  10. TheMoon

  11. WhatisGlogsterEdu? • A digital form of sharing and showcasing learning. • Teachers have the ability to create projects. • Students can digitally design multi-media posters.

  12. How to Get Started with GlogsterEdu

  13. Go to www.edu.glogster.com 1 CLICK HERE 2

  14. Registerto EDU free trial

  15. You will be asked to activate your account by clicking on the email that EduGlogster sends to you.

  16. Once registered, you’ll be taken to your DASHBOARD.

  17. You can add students (up to 50 in the free Premium version). Glogster creates random usernames and passwords for student logins.

  18. How to Create a Glog

  19. Let’sCreate a Glog #1 OntheDASHBOARD, clickon CREATE NEW GLOG CLICK HERE

  20. Let’sCreate a Glog REMOVE ANY ELEMENT YOU DON’T LIKE. JUST SELECT IT AND CLICK ON THE RED TRASHCAN.

  21. Graphics

  22. Text

  23. Image

  24. Video

  25. Sound

  26. Draw

  27. Wall (Background)

  28. TO SAVE… Click SAVE OR PUBLISH • Then…

  29. OtherOptions

  30. OtherOptions

  31. OtherOptions

  32. Final project Glog We didn’t start the fire.

  33. CLICK HERE

  34. OtherOptions

  35. OtherOptions

  36. Drag and drop your selected glogs to your presentation.

  37. Choose a presentation style All your changes are automatically saved

  38. How to Use Glogs in the Classroom

  39. Teachers use glogs…. • To brainstorm • For poster projects that students can show the class. • For classroom communication: • Post your class calendar. • List weekly homework. • To integrate tutorial videos. • On interactive whiteboards, LCD projectors, or in class websites or student blogs.

  40. More Ideas for the Classroom • Student portfolios • Spelling and vocabulary • Photo essays • Science experiments • Book reviews • Biographies • Autobiographies • Compare and Contrast events

  41. Resources Glogpedia – the best of Glogs • http://edu.glogster.com/glogpedia/ ELT Library • http://eltglogs.pbworks.com

  42. Questions / Comments? • Sarita OrellanaCALL Teacher, Universidad Laica V. R.sorellanab@ulvr.edu.ec • Stephanie HansonSeniorEnglishLanguageFellow, QuitoS_L_Hanson@yahoo.com

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