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http://www.classtools.net/widgets/fishbone_3/jbhno.htm

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Listen to the podcast ahead of the next session

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Martin: sample of how padlet can be used as a 'webquest' 

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Martin: sample of how padlet can be used as a 'webquest' 

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some reading

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remember: google forms DO NOT give the student instant feedback- their comments feed into a spreadsheet

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create a resource using the arcade game generator in classtools and/or map quest and compare embedding and linking options in your blog

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Use Google forms to create a resource that includes at least one image and 1 video as well as one of each type of question then embed that in your blog

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Make your own webquest

It doesn't have to be in google forms but I do think this is the most elegant, it could be links within a padlet...like this one! there are many ways to skin a cloud based cat!

or, if you are up to it...do BOTH

when you are done put the links on your 'portal'

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Complete this webquest and process the information carefully as you go...

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Look at this other 'padlet' Try adding a comment to it. If you have never used padlet set up an account (sign up with google) then create a wall- things to note- 'grid' is best starting option; the 'cog' enables you to adjust settings including URL, background, icon and title. click here:

an online discussion

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there are three main ways teachers can exploit the web:

1. using and adapting stuff that's already there (see week 1 treasure hunt task)

2. using tools to to create resources (the whole course!

3. Using filtered web content and directing your students to it (i.e. 'curating') One way to do that is with the creation of a 'webquest'

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now have a look at the classtools site in general- I particularly like the randomisers, image labeller, box presentation tool (a bit fiddly at first)

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Russel Tarr, International School of Toulouse

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ClassTools.net: Create your own interactive learning resources

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Dozens of templates, quiz generators and learning tools for use in the classroom

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Have a look at this...unlike padlet it is NON collaborative. http://www.classtools.net/education-games-php/fishbone

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if you get to class early try: Quick Poll http://micropoll.com/t/KE9igZQkPe and make your own