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1. The document provides instructions for using Pinterest to organize information for educational purposes. 2. Key terms are defined, such as boards, pins, liking, following, and re-pinning. 3. Examples are given of how Pinterest can be used to create boards for specific school subjects or topics, with screenshots of sample school and personal Pinterest boards.
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- 2. Learning Targets 1. You will learn what Pinterest is and the vocabulary used with it. 2. You will see examples of how it can be used in a subject area. 3. You will be able to create your own Pinterest site that can be used in your subject or subject areas.
- 3. Basic Vocabulary Board – like a notebook for any subject area. Pins – items to put in the notebook Pinners – people who have pinned something before you Liking – showing appreciation for an item. Following – Get notifications on your main board when people you follow add new items. Re-Pinning – adding the item to your personal boards. Secret boards- boards you can hide from your followers.
- 4. What is Pinterest? In simple terms, a digital notebook where you can keep photos, articles, and any other digital items for reference. You can upload items of your own, or you can look at other websites, blogs, or photos and pin them. If the blog, merchant, or website has a Pinterest, there will be a logo listed. If it doesn’t, you can still pin it, but you may need to copy the website. Example of Pinterest Logo, showing a relationship where the item can be directly pinned.
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- 10. To get started 1. Login to computer, if you haven’t already. 2. Sign into Pinterest. 3. Determine areas that you would like to find more information. 4. Start looking. 5. Start pinning. 6. Have fun!!!