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Popplet is a mind mapping and graphic organizer tool that allows students to visually capture ideas, facts, and thoughts to improve learning and retention. It can be used by teachers and students to create graphic organizers, timelines, and other visual representations to help students think and learn visually. Popplet is easy to use and helps develop organizational, memory, and writing skills through features that allow adding images, videos, text, drawings, and color coding to visual maps created by the user.
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POPPLET (1).pdf
- 1. POPPLET POPPLET FOR EDUCATION HELPING STUDENTS LEARN VISUALLY AND CREATIVELY, WITH GREATER RETENTION
- 2. AGENDA • INTRODUCTION TO POPPLET • PROGRAMS AND INITIATIVES • NAVIGATING POPPLET . COM • POPPLET APP • BENEFITS OF USINING POPPLET • RELAVANTS LINKS
- 3. INTRODUCTION TO POPPLET • POPPLET IS A FAVOURITE TOOL OF LITERACY TEACHERS, ESPECIALLY THOSE WHO WORK WITH YOUNGER LEARNERS. READING, WRITING, SPELLING, AND THE OTHER KEY ELEMENTS THAT CHILDERN NEED TO SOLVE THE LANGUAGE PUZZLE ARE PARTICULARLY SIGNIFICANT IN THE EARLY YEAR.
- 4. FEATURES OF POPPLET • POPPLES • THE TIMEWRAP TOOL • ADDING IMAGES, VIDEOS, TEXT, AND DRAWINGS. • COLOR CODING AND OTHER CLASSIFICATION. • BUILDING A POPPLET DATABASE • REAL-TIME COLLABORATION • ACCESS LEVELS- PERMISSIONS
- 5. HOW CAN TEACHER USE POPPLET? • TYPE TEXT IN THE MIDDLE OF THE PEOPLE. • ADD A PHOTO TAKEN WITH THEIR CAMERA. • COLOUR CODE AND RESIZE EACH POPPLE • ADD A PHOTO FROM THEIR PHOTO LIBARARY . This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY-NC-ND
- 6. POPPLET IN EDUCATION • POPPLET IS A TOOL THAT ALLOW USER TO VISUALIZE IDEAS. TEACHER AND STUDENTS CAN CREATE GRAPHIC ORGANIZERS, TIMELINES, AND MANY OTHER FORMS OF VISUAL ORGANIZATION.
- 7. GOOD ABOUT POPPLET • POPPLET IS MIND MAPPING APPLICATION AND GRAPHIC ORGANIZER THAT HELP STUDENTS THINK AND LEARN VISUALLY . • WITH POPPLET LEARNERS CAN CAPTURE FACTS, THOUGHTS, IDEAS IN DIFFERENT WAYS AND IMMEDIATELY CONNECT AND VISUALIZE THE RELATIONSHIP BETYWEEN THEM
- 8. HOW DO YOU ADD A POPPLET? • IF YOUR INVITE IS ALREADY A POPPLET USER, THEIR NAME WILL APPEAR AS YOU TYPE. WHEN YOU FIND YOUR COLLABORATOR, CLICK ON THEIR NAME TO ADD THEM TO THE LIST OF INVITEES IN THE RIGHT-HAND SIDE OF THE WINDOW.
- 9. IS POPPLET EASY TO USE? • POPPLET IS SIMPLE AND EASY TO USE BRAINSTORMING APP THAT HELP USERS DEVELOP STRONGER ORGANIZATIONAL, MEMORY, AND WRITING SKILLS . IT IS A PLACE TO ORGANIZE IDEAS ON THE IPAD, IPHONE, OR WEB AND SERVES BOTH STUDENTS AND PROFESSIONAL EQYALLY WELL
- 10. BE SMART BE PRODUCTIVE
- 11. “ ” THANKYOU