GlogsterEDU

Using EduGlogster to support English 1 Standards
=== Site: http://eduglogster.com What is a glog??? // A glog is an interactive visual platform in which users create a poster containing multimedia elements including text, audio, video, images, graphics, drawings, and data // ===

High School Sample Curriculum/Standards Addressed:
Planning & Scheduling Timeline UNIT 6
 * By the end of this unit, students are able to ** identify and analyze various forms, characteristics, and elements of poetry. Students are learning to enjoy poems and appreciate the wealth of creative expression in this genre. In groups, they are consolidating learning, sharing personal responses and understandings, and enjoying the power of creative thinking that poetry encourages and demands. Students are maintaining reflection journals, writing analyses of poems, and supporting their ideas with references from the poems.

= Step 1: Planning =
 * Create Accounts for Teacher and Students
 * Prepare Student Account Handout
 * Create Student Project Expectation Sheet
 * Create Rubric

= Step 2: Implementation =
 * Go Over Project Sheet with Students [[file:Poetry Portfolio Glogster_rev.docx]]
 * Show Students samples online
 * Guided Practice using Glogster (students make sample glogster) [[file:Getting Started with Glogster EDU.docx]]
 * Students Complete poetry offline
 * Students Create planning storyboard (on plain piece of paper!)
 * Students Create Project Glogster

= Step 3: Presentation =
 * Students Share URL with teacher
 * Present and Explain their glogster to class
 * <span style="font-family: Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif; font-size: 17px; line-height: 26px;">Score Using Rubric [[file:Glogster Rubric.pdf]]

= Samples: =

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=Highlight Student Work Embedded in Wiki=

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