Today we learned the importance of using our sites as a dynamic, engaging, interactive way to hook in our learners. The importance of creating a site, which includes a range of texts, videos, links can not be under estimated when trying to retain our learners ongoing interest and enthusiam for their own learni
Kia ora Lisa, Thanks for sharing your Titanic site. The content itself was engaging. I watched this YouTube clip all the way through! Your choices of multi-text are great. Did they take a while to find? Ngā mihi, Maria
Kia ora Maria, Thank you for your feedback. It is always good to hear that I am on the right track. I am pleased that you found the Youtube clips interesting. I definitely think with some fine tuning, the student that I had in mind when creating this learning, would enjoy access to videos and supporting stories through the use of this site.
Having that range of resources, video, written text, audio etc is so powerful for engaging our learners. I'd love to hear how the students responded to your Titanic site. Vicki
Kia ora Vicki Thank you for your comment! I am enjoying reading others thoughts and learning new ideas from the comments that have been left on my blog. I did attach the Titanic site to the class site and the student that the site was intended for was excited to have a look through the site but has also taken great delight in telling me that some of my Youtube links are not working... thus a little bit of fine tuning required.
Hi Lisa I really loved the way that you know your learners' interests and passions and are prepared to go the extra mile for your students. It is great that your student enjoyed using this and that you are able to use sites in such an empowering way (including the fine tuning).
Hi Nicola, thank you for your feedback. I am lucky to be part of a team of three, which has given me the time to be able to create outside of the classroom. It helps that I love to create and that there is an enthusiastic audience to receive it.
Kia ora Lisa,
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your Titanic site. The content itself was engaging. I watched this YouTube clip all the way through! Your choices of multi-text are great. Did they take a while to find?
Ngā mihi,
Maria
Kia ora Maria, Thank you for your feedback. It is always good to hear that I am on the right track. I am pleased that you found the Youtube clips interesting. I definitely think with some fine tuning, the student that I had in mind when creating this learning, would enjoy access to videos and supporting stories through the use of this site.
ReplyDeleteKia ora Lisa,
ReplyDeleteHaving that range of resources, video, written text, audio etc is so powerful for engaging our learners. I'd love to hear how the students responded to your Titanic site.
Vicki
Kia ora Vicki
ReplyDeleteThank you for your comment! I am enjoying reading others thoughts and learning new ideas from the comments that have been left on my blog. I did attach the Titanic site to the class site and the student that the site was intended for was excited to have a look through the site but has also taken great delight in telling me that some of my Youtube links are not working... thus a little bit of fine tuning required.
Hi Lisa
ReplyDeleteI really loved the way that you know your learners' interests and passions and are prepared to go the extra mile for your students. It is great that your student enjoyed using this and that you are able to use sites in such an empowering way (including the fine tuning).
Hi Nicola, thank you for your feedback. I am lucky to be part of a team of three, which has given me the time to be able to create outside of the classroom. It helps that I love to create and that there is an enthusiastic audience to receive it.
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