- Brainstorm ideas before a unit (What do you know about the Great Depression?)
- Get ideas from staff about best teaching practices.
- Kids could post “sticky notes” recommending their favorite book.
- Answer a specific question: What types of mammals live in Washington State?
Assignment: In your comment below, please post the URL of your Wallwisher board (so we can click over and check it out--we won't participate unless you tell us to) along with any ideas or comments you might have regarding use of this tool.
P.S. Starting last night some teachers started having difficulty posting their comments. I'm not sure why this is happening since I can't recreate the problem from my computer. If you have troubles, AND they persist after shutting down and restarting, please let me know.
P.S. Starting last night some teachers started having difficulty posting their comments. I'm not sure why this is happening since I can't recreate the problem from my computer. If you have troubles, AND they persist after shutting down and restarting, please let me know.
Melissa C. · 779 weeks ago
Wall for posting ideas for To Kill a Mockingbird essay topics.
Joelle Tweit · 779 weeks ago
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thehurt 17p · 779 weeks ago
What most excites me about tools such as Wallwisher is that, as access increases and students work on computers almost daily, this will be a great way to do formative assessments and get a general idea of where students are at without having to grade exit slips.
Penny Blair · 779 weeks ago
I may use this with my family when we try to plan a get together too.
Kathleen · 778 weeks ago
I will play with this. With such a small community of ELL students, I do not see my classes using this too much; however, I will keep it as a resource for future reference.
Hilary Hall · 778 weeks ago
I assigned as homework for the weekend for students to post ONE event that happened in the last chapter of the story that we are currently reading in class (in French, of course!) Immediate reactions were good: I think it's a good way to check in with kids to see if they are doing the reading at home. They aren't allowed to repeat something another peer said, and they have to put their name if they want credit.
I'll check back in on Tuesday to let everyone know how many kids participated, what they thought, etc.
lgranger · 778 weeks ago
I created one. Things like this seem to take me longer than it should but I made one. I'm not sure how I will use it yet but it seems like a great tool to get students involved.
Tracy de Leon · 778 weeks ago
This is a fun site. It was easy to set up and I think students would enjoy using it. I teach math so I'm not sure how to use it but one idea might be to use it before a unit test and ask students to post about topics that they aren't as comfortable about so we could do extra review.
Laurie · 778 weeks ago
http://www.wallwisher.com/wall/P1-sharing-epal-in...
I love how easy it was to set up and connect to my Swift site for kids to use!
Patty S. · 778 weeks ago
I know I was surprised how easy it was to use from the other side when I posted an idea for the summer conference on Kimberly's wall earlier this month.
Nathalie Norris · 778 weeks ago
I like how it is more like a game than emailing, or a message board. I think students will enjoiy using it as well.
Laura Bennett · 778 weeks ago
Every year we have a discussion about late work and how to handle students who turn work in late. My wallwisher asks students their opinion on our current late work policy and any changes they would make.
Kelly Kim · 778 weeks ago
http://www.wallwisher.com/wall/kellysurvey
Lora Gillingham · 778 weeks ago
suzanne gardner · 778 weeks ago
i would like to attach it to a skyward assignment if possible.
Dan Nelson · 778 weeks ago
http://www.wallwisher.com/wall/dnelson
Renee Stroup · 778 weeks ago
I did mine for parents to comment on our late work policy, what do they like, not like,etc. Laura Bennett did her's with the same question but done towards students. When we're done we're hoping to be able to compare the data we learned. What a great idea!
Jennifer Roesch · 778 weeks ago
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Rich Young · 778 weeks ago
I decided to have students comment on the books they have for their Readers' Workshop units. Unfortunately, I want to be able to give them some time to get a strong impression of the book prior to posting. Of course, there is the option of having them create a response now and then another response when they have finished the book. If there are differences in their opinions, particularly from unfavorable to favorable, then it might encourage students to choose a book and stick with it. My hope is that students next year will be able to access the wall as another step in choosing their books.
Bill Cooper · 778 weeks ago
I am using this wall to help plan the staff end of the year party.
please visit!
Coop
Rhonda Ham · 778 weeks ago