Glogster in Education

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This group is for educators who use Glogster with their students

Website: http://www.edu.glogster.com
Members: 191
Latest Activity: May 18

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Glogster EDU

Started by Martin Santorcl. Last reply by Trent Robertson May 18, 2011. 4 Replies 0 Favorites

First of all I would like to say hallo to all educators :)Continue

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Losing Work on Glogster

Started by Sarah Barton Thomas. Last reply by Sarah Barton Thomas Apr 26, 2011. 6 Replies 1 Favorite

Good Morning Everyone! Several of us here on TIE and on Twitter have expressed frustration with student work randomly disappearing when using Glogster. This often happens with no chance of recovery…Continue

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March Madness with Glogster EDU and netTrekker

Started by Danielle Mar 11, 2011. 0 Replies 0 Favorites

netTrekker is the Internet search engine for students and teachers, helping you find the resources you need that match your teaching style and your…Continue

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Glogster Ambassador Program

Started by Greg Limperis Feb 16, 2011. 0 Replies 0 Favorites

The Glogster EDU Ambassador Program recognizes those educators whose extraordinary efforts have made a unique and lasting…Continue

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Comment by Samantha Mulford Phillips on February 28, 2012 at 4:36pm: Hello GlogsterEDU Ambassadors,

Long time no post...I've been working on a School Premium account through my district. It was approved and now teachers are excited to be using this great tool in the computer lab for projects.

I recently created a video for a Technology graduate course to share GlogsterEDU in the classroom.

I will also again be presenting Web 2.0 tools in the classroom at St. Rose Tech conference in May.

Enjoy the video:http://youtu.be/ph6R_ZlEEdQ

Samantha

Comment by Tracy Hanson on January 29, 2012 at 7:53pm: There is an urgent need for the development of a new educational business model to replace the current model which is outdated and ineffective. To accomplish this goal, we must rethink the way we deliver education. Why do we place students in “boxes” by age? Who determines what, when and how a student is allowed to learn material? How can we eliminate the behavior problems that rob students their right to a quality education? How do we enable teachers to better facilitate and support student learning? Can we eliminate the pressures and anxieties teachers face with “No Child Left Behind” and the competency testing?

Although I am fairly new to Glogster, having found it just this summer, I recognized that it offers us the tool for making the change and have become an Ambassador.

As a member of iNACOL for the past three years, I've witnessed a major shift away from textbooks to delivering curriculum through an interactive and engaging "gaming" environment. Also effectively support this change is the rapid growth of Open Educational Resources.

Armed with these two tools, I started to build such a curriculum. Now I reaching out to you to join me in designing a seamless, engaging, dynamic, mastery-based curriculum which will allow teachers to facilitate individual learners rather then try to direct the learning of a group.

I have written a proposal outlining how I believe this can be accomplished and have talked with companies that may be willing to back the project. Now I am asking you, who are amazingly talented in developing high quality lessons, to join me in this project. We know changes have to be made if we are effectively going to engage our students. I believe these are the tools to begin those changes.

Glogster meets OER

Comment by HERMANS IVAN on January 29, 2012 at 3:24pm: What is the best company for Robotics at the world?

Comment by Victor Hugo Rojas B. on January 29, 2012 at 12:43pm: Hi Greg. Glogster is new for me. Hope to learn from you and other members how to use and apply Glogster in the EFL classroom.

Best of luck to all.

Comment by Tetty Henney Zulkifli on September 30, 2011 at 3:08pm: Greetings everyone and thank you Greg for inviting me into the group. I found Glogster very interesting. Another creative approach for students and trainers to apply.

Regards!

Comment by Rositsa Mineva on June 9, 2011 at 8:16am: Thanks, Greg!

My pin is not on the right place;)

Bulgaria is here: http://www.youreuropemap.com/europe_map_political.gif

Featured Blogger Comment by Greg Limperis on June 9, 2011 at 5:51am: Rosita, If you click on the continent you are from in the glog above you should get a map of your continent. On that map are some push pins. On is a link to your glog. There were not many submitted to the form Sarah created so I put what was on that form as push pins on perspective continents.

Comment by Rositsa Mineva on June 9, 2011 at 2:00am: Hi there!

Where can I check for my project glog? To see all glogs from the project?

Thanks!

Comment by LucianDuma @web20education on June 7, 2011 at 6:15am: My student Alex made a blog for this project . Enjoy . http://s9e3pkf.edu.glogster.com/edit/glog-made-by-alex-bona-after-1...

Featured Blogger Comment by Greg Limperis on May 31, 2011 at 6:52pm: I would contact Jim Dachos who is a member of this group. He may be able to help. I was also asked to be on their advisory board. If this goes through I will bring up the concern with them. Thanks.