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(Parents: At the end of each blog, you'll find a "book rating", based upon the MPAA ratings (see link entitled "MPAA Ratings Guide"). Since I generally try to read whatever the kids seem to be reading, and encourage my students to read a wide menu of texts, do not be surprised if you see an "R" rating on a title, or two. I will do my best to be as accurate as possible - HOWEVER, this rating is intended only as a guide. Ultimately, it is your decision as to whether your child should read the titles listed, or not.)


Tuesday, June 17, 2008

Thing #10 Revisited

Okay - had a little more luck this time. I don't know what is going on with my connection, but for some reason, I just couldn't get to some pages the other day. ANYWAY, here's my contribution for the Image generator. I can see all kinds of applications for this tool. Kids can use it as a response to something they've read. I also wondered if these could be inserted into a powerpoint or PhotoStory, and then turned into a Podcast. Something to play with in the future...
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2 comments:

Grendel said...

I don't think anyone has previously mentioned using this tool for students to respond to something they have read. That sounds wqell worth exploring. Thanks!

flying_pig said...

Thanks for saying that! I'll let you know how it works out! :)