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Rip.Mix.Feed. a photoset of images for Flipped Learning
As my group created a final presentation on Flipped Learning, and my contribution to the group was heavily written on the website, I decided to create a photoset of images on Flickr with very few words included. This collection of … Continue reading
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Rip Mix Feed
What motivated you to explore the appliction(s) you used? I originally was going to use Pixton to create a comic because I have used it before. As I went to login under the educational license that I had originally signed … Continue reading
Storify
The Rip.Mix.Feed. I chose was Storify. The reason I chose Storify was it proclaims to be a program with the ability to weave and keep social media links and stories together. I know from my use of Twitter that a … Continue reading
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Kerpoof
This was a great activity which gave my the chance to explore various tools to see which ones would be useful in my teaching practices. In the end, I created a cartoon using Kerpoof because it was different from what … Continue reading
Dumpr and Done…
For my Rip, Mix, Feed task, I initially thought that I would try Kerpoof because I am horrible at drawing, so perhaps a cartooning program would be valuable. When I clicked the link, it took me to the site, but … Continue reading
Spell with Flikr
‘Spell with Flikr’ is an interesting application which allows a little bit of whimsy into a world dominated by uniformity of size, shape and colour. How many times have I tried to make a handout more interesting by changing the … Continue reading
Rip.Mix.Feed. ToonDoo
For our research project on silent reading, I created an online children’s storybook detailing the stages of internalizing the reading process. That experience led me to think about the immense motivational benefits for literacy through the use of digital story … Continue reading
Bitstrips.com & Rip.Mix.Feed
What motivated you to explore the application you used? Bitstrips.com has reappeared recently in social media as many people have been using it to post daily activities on Facebook. While it had been presented to me as a comic tool … Continue reading
Rip.Mix.Feed. Using Dumpr
I chose to use Dumpr for my Rip.Mix.Feed. because I thought it seemed the most likely tool that I would use in my personal life, or for an activity in class. I quite enjoyed it, as with most new technology … Continue reading
Communication
Click on the word “communication at the bottom of this post to access the presentation. What motivated you to explore the appliction(s) you used? I wanted to use an application I was unfamiliar with to expand my knowledge. I have … Continue reading