Visibility of eTwinning Projects Group July 2011 Newsletter
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------To share your wall with students:
Select the share tab, top right, or share the
web address.
If you select Email, the wall address will be
sent to the recipients in the email.
You can also share your wall via a large
number of applications such as Google
Reader, Twitter, Wordpress.
When your wall is finished, or if you wish to post a
blank wall to your blog, you will need the embed
code.
Choose your wall url (6 – 20 characters).
Decide who can view your wall and who can
post to your wall.
Select to approve every post before it
shows on the wall. This way you can
moderate all comments whether they are
posted anonymously or by a named
student.
Choose a theme / colour for the wall and
select Done.
Double click anywhere on the wall to add a sticky
note.
Check out these ideas for using Wallwisher with
students. Thanks to Tom Barrett for permission to
use and to all the teachers who have contributed to
his ‗Interesting Ways to using Wallwisher‘
presentation.
Once you have decided on a theme for your wall,
you can share the wall with your students.
Go to the Do More tab, top right.
Select Embed and the embed dialogue box
will present the code.
Copy this code and paste using the html tab
in your blog application.
How can we use Wallwisher in teaching?
- as a resource sharer – each sticky opens to a new
site / video / image;
- evaluations and reviews;
- storytelling, webquests, quizzes;
- classroom management;
- journals, school-life;
- matching activities (picture/words for instance);
- as moveable magnets… and the list can go on and
on…
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