The one that you see below is a tutorial for kids about how to create the homepage of their own website. I can't wait to put this to use with my second graders this year. Woo hoo! Technology, bring it on! :)
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Sunday, July 7, 2013
Calling All Webmasters! - Activity 4
What perfect timing this activity was. Last year, when I worked with 2nd graders in Technology, they created their own websites using their gmail accounts. Many of them wanted to do more from home and I provided paper "blueprints" for the kids to help them. The blueprints were step by step screen shots that I took on my computer and then copied with directions for the kids. They worked well, but as you can imagine - some kids lost them, they didn't work for all of the learning styles of my students, and various other glitches came up. I wanted to do a screencasting type of tutorial but I was too overwhelmed learning new things in a new position to add this to my list. But here it is - and it is SO easy! I used Screen-O-Matic.
The one that you see below is a tutorial for kids about how to create the homepage of their own website. I can't wait to put this to use with my second graders this year. Woo hoo! Technology, bring it on! :)
The one that you see below is a tutorial for kids about how to create the homepage of their own website. I can't wait to put this to use with my second graders this year. Woo hoo! Technology, bring it on! :)
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This is one of the projects I wanted to ask you about - my students asked to create webpages last year, but I wasn't sure what the best options for them would be. What kinds of information did your students put on their sites?
ReplyDeleteYour screencast is great. I'm glad you found it easy to use, and I bet your students will be thrilled to have directions like this available at home!
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ReplyDeleteThe beauty of making the screen cast is that you can help the students while you give the instructions. You really can be in two places at one time!! I agree with Barb this is really fun!
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