With
all of the great resources that are available online today there needs to be a
way to organize them, and provide this information to other people. With this in mind I found a website called eduClipper that does just this. Below is the page that I created for a unit
on World War 1. What is great about this
particular site is the fact that you can search there extensive database of
other peoples pages and add content that they have already found, which is how
I stumbled across the two images of boot camp.
You can also upload your own content, like the PowerPoint presentation,
or link to videos or other websites that you find. Once you have created the page, you simply
need to share the page you have created.
Once you have shared your page anyone else can then add content, making
this a dynamic experience in which multiple people are working together
creating a resource that will benefit everyone.
This
World War 1 page was created to provide students with background information
and as a resource for students who might have misunderstandings of what was
covered that day in class. By no means
is this a comprehensive coverage of the war, yet it would be able to give
students an overview of the entire war so that students could determine how the
days lessons fit in overall. I believe
this resource could be very valuable to some students who struggle fitting all
of the pieces together for units.
Besides, who doesn’t like to take some time off and watch some videos?
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