Facilitate technology-enhanced experiences that
address content standards and student technology standards.
Use Web 2.0 software with students
Use Web 2.0 software with students
On October 12, 2010, I worked with Laura Cornett’s 3rd
grade class. Laura is a first year teacher so I helped her set up her students’
accounts for VoiceThread. I created 24 student accounts in VoiceThread. I met with the students to help them work with
the tool. On our first day to learn VoiceThread, the students learned to
correctly type the URL, log in using their email address and appropriate
assigned password, create a new VoiceThread, upload saved pictures, and begin
narrating their pictures. By the end of the first forty-five minute session,
the students had their pictures uploaded
and only needed to complete the narration and set moderation restrictions for
their following computer lab time. Overall, the students worked well with navigating
to their network drive, creating folders, etc. I was also impressed that our
server could quickly handle the number of photos being uploaded at one time.
The students appreciated being able to go home and show their parents the work
they completed. Many of the students shared their VoiceThread with relatives in
other countries.
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