On October 8, 2012 in BP6. Through college could utilize it as a collaborative tool to exchange key information with other students while listening to lectures or brainstorming ideas. The program seems very sound and is free! It goes beyond monochromatic and give you not just colors but also the ability to add icons, pictures and even videos. You can also box information, giving it a different dimension. On October 8, 2012 in BP5. On October 4, 2012 in BP4.

Ken Greene and the Full Sail Experience. Twelve Months, Non-Stop! October 21, 2012. BP9 RILS Comment and Link. Want to engage your students with a fun, visually stunning program that promotes critical thinking and creativity? Trudi Perkins has created a fun and engaging lesson for her eighth grade English students using Bitstrips for Schools. Lesson plan and watch her Educator Studio.

After playing around with the schoology program I realized that I initially underestimated the depths of it. But after playing around with the program I realized schoology has some capabilities that stretch beyond what facebook is capable of doing.

Passion for Colors by Tamika Keys-McPherson. Using Schoology, Popplet , Voice Thread and Spreaker to Engage Students. RILS project that I have just reviewed. These two individuals put in a great amount of hard work and dedication to create this project. Just the part on getting a video and implementing the project used a great deal or effort to accomplish. Please go to this link Ken Greene.