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Glogster guide - create digital posters online
- 2. Example of a Glog
- 4. The Basics
- 5. The Toolbar
- 7. Text Toolbar
- 10. Sound Toolbar
- 11. Wall Tool Bar
- 12. So Your Glog Is Ready…
- 13. Questions?
Editor's Notes
- There are 2 Glogster sites but you will use this address.
- This is what a Glog looks like. It’s like an interactive poster. You can add video, images, or sound bites. Yes, a Glog is like a blog, with less words.
- The Dashboard is where you go to access your account info and messages from your teacher. Most importantly you go here to create a Glog. Click where it says “Create a Glog.” It is circled in purple.
- Glog Name—Please name your glog.Upload-Upload your video or audio file from hard drive or network.Link—Upload your own image from a web link like SchoolTube.Grab—Record or videotape (w/webcam and/or mic)Graphics—You can add Graphics Text—You can add text blocksImages—still images from your own hard drive or web source (You can also add frames around the images if you click on second tab.)Video—Video very similar to Upload, Link, Grab –Can also link there from SchoolTubeSound—Sound very similar to Upload, Link, Grab Wall—Background
- Graphics—You can add Graphics Text—You can add text blocksImages—still images from your own hard drive or web source (You can also add frames around the images if you click on second tab.)Video—Video very similar to Upload, Link, Grab –Can also link there from SchoolTubeSound—Sound very similar to Upload, Link, Grab Wall—Background
- Graphics—You can add Graphics It is categorized by themes.
- Use this toolbar to add text.
- Images—You can provide still images from your own hard drive or a web source (You can also add frames around the images if you click on the second tab.)
- Video—This is very similar to the Upload, Link, and Grab functions.
- Sound—The sound tool bar is very similar to the Upload, Link, Grab functions. See the purple circle…If you click on “Players” there are more graphics there.
- See the Purple Circles.Glog Wall—Background of first pagePage Wall—Background of 2nd page
- PreviewSave and Publish ~ See the purple circle.
- This PowerPoint will be posted under Student Resources under the Media Page and will also be available under Mrs. McDonough’s Bb site.