Doctors are said to make the worst patients. Sitting through many an inservice, I often felt that teachers make the worst students. Follow me as I go back to the classroom in pursuit of my Master's Degree in Educational Media and Design through Full Sail University Online.
Sunday, September 19, 2010
BP8_Quizlet

I just couldn’t resist the chance to share the wonderful world of Quizlet.
Quizlet is a web-based system for managing virtual flash cards. With this program, teachers or students can create their own flashcards or users can utilize cards created by others.
Getting started is easy. All you have to do is create an account and start making cards. You can share a link to your flashcards. This will allow students to study without creating accounts. If you would like students to have access to multiple sets, create a group for your class. This will allow students to see all the flashcards in once place and track their own progress. (Students will have to create accounts with working emails for this feature.) Teachers can also host a group where students can create and discuss materials.
While the emphasis for my action research project is utilizing pop culture to teach literary terms and techniques, I don’t think Quizlet strays too far. Students do need practice and repetition to help them remember key terminology. Luckily, this program does allow for images to be incorporated. I can easily use images that relate to those used in class to reinforce concepts.
Best of all. This program is free!
BP10_Comments to Sarah

BP9_comments to Mary

Monday, September 13, 2010
BP6_Comments to Ken

Ken is exploring the use of gaming. Follow this link to view my comments on his CK Binkley blog. http://ckbinkleybeachteacher.blogspot.com
BP5_comment to Curt

Kurt Isakson has been a model student throughout the program. Follow this link to view my comments on his AR Research Blog. http://curtisaksonsblog.blogspot.com/2010/09/bp4ischoolband.html#comment-form