Popplet can be created by one or more students. Once shared to the photo roll on the iPad, it is easily accessible to any other app such as Blogger. Students can use Popplet to organize their writing, brainstorm, collaborate and much more. If a student pulls their Popplet into Explain Everything (or similar screencasting App) they can record and explain their thinking. Once the Popplet is complete, students may choose to upload it to Google Drive for sharing or adding to a writing project.
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Poppet Possibilities
Popplet can be created by one or more students. Once shared to the photo roll on the iPad, it is easily accessible to any other app such as Blogger. Students can use Popplet to organize their writing, brainstorm, collaborate and much more. If a student pulls their Popplet into Explain Everything (or similar screencasting App) they can record and explain their thinking. Once the Popplet is complete, students may choose to upload it to Google Drive for sharing or adding to a writing project.Giving Students Options
Often times teachers assign presentations to students so that students can: participate in research activities, show what they know, demonstrate technology skills, practice public speaking skills, teach what they know, etc. The objectives are many and as a result of various Web 2.0 programs and tools, so too are the options for creating and displaying student presentations. Below you will find a Google Presentation I used this year to introduce 8th graders to some of the options that are available to them once they finished their research and were preparing to create a presentation:
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