The document discusses Glogster, a web-based tool that allows users to create interactive online posters called Glogs. Glogster provides a free platform for creating multimedia Glogs that incorporate images, text, videos, and other elements. The document outlines several benefits of using Glogster in the classroom, such as allowing students to work individually or collaboratively, sharing projects publicly or privately, and addressing different learning styles. Examples of how teachers and students can use Glogster include creating class websites, project instructions, student biographies, timelines, and research reports. Overall, the document promotes Glogster as an engaging digital tool for teaching and learning.

1. Glogster
in the
Classroom
Ellen Cordeiro and Kainoa Bowman

2. Objectives
What’s a Glog?
Classroom Application
Tutorial
Create

3. What is Glogster?
A Web 2.0 tool that allows you to
create interactive posters, or
GLOGS, that contain images, text,
music, movies, and more!

6. So...Why
Glogster?

7. Gail Lovelyʻs Top 10 Web 2.0 Tools
for Young Learners
1. Wikis 6. Animoto
2. Blogs 7. Yack Pack
3. Voicethread 8. Create-a-
4. Glogster graph
5. Skype 9. Yoki
10. Kerpoof
Riedel (2009)

8. Gail Lovelyʻs Top 10 Web 2.0 Tools
for Young Learners
1. Wikis 6. Animoto
2. Blogs 7. Yack Pack
3. Voicethread 8. Create-a-
4. Glogster graph
5. Skype 9. Yoki
10. Kerpoof
Riedel (2009)

9. Ten Tried and Tested Internet Tools
for Teachers
1. Animoto 6. Sliderocket
2. Diigo 7. ToonDoo
3. Edomodo 8. Voki
4. Glogster 9. Wordle
5. Go!Animate 10. Wordpress
Picardo(2009)

10. Ten Tried and Tested Internet Tools
for Teachers
1. Animoto 6. Sliderocket
2. Diigo 7. ToonDoo
3. Edomodo 8. Voki
4. Glogster 9. Wordle
5. Go!Animate 10. Wordpress
Picardo(2009)

11. Internet4Classrooms
Top 10 Free Sites for Web 2.0 Tools
1. Delicious
6. Wallwisher
2. Glogster
7. Poll Everywhere
3. ipadio
8. Edomodo
4. Kidblog
9. Prezi
5. Voicethread
10. Wordle
Dembo (2010)

12. Internet4Classrooms
Top 10 Free Sites for Web 2.0 Tools
1. Delicious
6. Wallwisher
2. Glogster
7. Poll Everywhere
3. ipadio
8. Edomodo
4. Kidblog
9. Prezi
5. Voicethread
10. Wordle
Dembo (2010)

13. http://goo.gl/ikVU6

14. • Basic version - Free
• Web based – anytime/anywhere access
• Students can work individually or as a
group
• Share it with just your class or the entire
world
• Environmentally friendly
• It addresses multiple learning styles
• Digital Natives LOVE it!

15. • Basic version - Free
• Web based – anytime/anywhere access
• Students can work individually or as a
group
• Share it with just your class or the entire
world
• Environmentally friendly
• It addresses multiple learning styles
• Digital Natives LOVE it!

16. • Basic version - Free
• Web based – anytime/anywhere access
• Students can work individually or as a
group
• Share it with just your class or the entire
world
• Environmentally friendly
• It addresses multiple learning styles
• Digital Natives LOVE it!

17. Most Importantly...
You don’t have to change
your lessons
to use it!

18. Slide modified from Jan McGee’s Presentation located at http://www.slideshare.net/jmcgee/glog-on-presentation
Images
Video
Hyperlinks
Text

19. TEACHER GLOGS
 Project Instructions
 Rubrics
 Website Links
 Webquests
 Presentations
 Class Website
 Embed into Wiki
 Spelling Tests/Practice
 Post/link student
projects
 Student Showcase
 Contact Information
Slide modified from Jan McGee’s Presentation located at http://www.slideshare.net/jmcgee/glog-on-presentation

20. STUDENT GLOG IDEAS
 Biographies
 Native vs. Invasive species
 Time lines
 Math formulas
 Research project
 Experiment results
 Spelling plural verbs
 Country or state profiles
 Big Island districts

21. You Name It

22. You Name It
There’s a Glog
for That!

24. Gmail Trick
http://www.markbrumley.com/2010/02/18/the-gmail-
trick-once-and-for-all/

25. Tips
• Content first
• Create Exemplar
• Save often
• Discuss design principles
• Allow time to learn the tool

26. Your Turn
1. Create an account
2. Change Wall and Background
3. Add an Image
4. Add Text as a title
5. Add Text as a sticker

27. Works Cited
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