Web+2.0+Tools

Grade level: Elementary

1. [] This wed site is a fun, creative way to make a project. It makes it interesting and will be easy for the students to follow along. This is a hassle-free way to make something very creative and unique for a lesson.

2. [] The Gliffy site is very similar to the Inspiration 8 webpage that we worked with in class, and I think that it is a good and visual way to get a lesson across to elementary students. This is a good way to organize notes, presentations, and other ideas to share with the students. This site forces the teacher to be creative and be able to get across the point so the elementary students can understand.

3. [] This site would be great for elementary students because you are able to make flashcards to help them study for tests. Whether is it just a spelling or math test, this provides ways for students at any age to prepare. This site can be used at any time, at the teacher's convenience, so a lesson plan is not needed.

4. [] This site might be better mainly for older students, but it is an easy way to make a quick timeline in a history class, for example. It is very date specific and it could be harder for elementary students to follow along.


 * ===== Of all the tools that you have seen (either on your team's wiki or any of the other teams' wikis) which one do you think you will use the most when you become a teacher? Why did you select this one? (You don't have to pick the one that you reviewed.) =====
 * ===== Describe at least 3 ways that you will use this tool in the subject and grade you want to teach? =====
 * ===== What advantages and disadvantages do you see of using WebQuests, like this one that you have just completed, in teaching? =====