Digital Resources by kyra

sascurriculumpathways.com

kyra_swift — 2014-02-15 21:56:46 UTC

This valuable resource includes a writing tool, a vast section of academic vocabulary terms, and a wealth of other material students may find beneficial to the research process and core curriculum in general.

Log In: has3business

No Password Required.

QL# will be assigned by the teacher.

Students are encouraged to create an individual account in order to utilize features such as the SAVE tool, Writing Portfolio, etc.

Individual accounts are FREE, but MUST be set up using the student's MyBigCampus email address. (Ask for assistance in locating your "mybigcampus" email if necessary.)

m.socrative.com

kyra_swift — 2014-02-16 03:29:32 UTC

This site offers immediate feedback for tests, quizzes, polls, etc. This site is used to measure student comprehension and understanding of lesson objectives .

Room number: (Specific room number will be provided in class.)

cram.com

kyra_swift — 2014-02-16 04:00:36 UTC

This site works as a bank for student created flashcards. Create three-sided cards: Term, Definition, and STUDENT CREATED EXAMPLE. Input one image per card, using the 'upload' feature (the search feature is not adequate and should not be used.) Periodically, cards will be emailed to the teacher.

Log In: Create an individual account choosing your own id and password. The teacher CANNOT retrieve this information, so WRITE IT DOWN or use a combination you will remember. In order for the teacher to assign credit correctly, you MUST USE your MYBIGCAMPUS EMAIL address when creating this account!

Prezi.com

kyra_swift — 2014-03-06 23:30:29 UTC

Prezi operates best in the Internet Explorer browser. This is a great way to present information to your classmates. Prezi is user friendly and a great alternative to PowerPoint presentations. Create your own FREE Prezi account, but don't forget to use your @mybigcampus email address when creating accounts for school use.

Shmoop.com

kyra_swift — 2014-03-06 23:38:24 UTC

Need help understanding a piece of literature? Shmoop's "Learning Guides" offer summary analysis, background information, vocabulary, and tons of other sources for almost ANY piece of literature you might be assigned! The "Literature Glossary" is full of Academic Vocabulary terms with student friendly definitions and examples. There are tons of other sources available, including ACT/SAT practice, as well as resources in Math, Science, Social Studies, and even Art/Music.

HippoCampus.org

kyra_swift — 2014-03-06 23:59:55 UTC

The HippoCampus website is somewhat like SAScurriculumpathways or Education-Portal.com. This site includes video and interactive lesson material for several disciplines as well as English, including Social Studies, Math, and Science.

WebEnglishTeacher.com

kyra_swift — 2014-03-07 00:46:42 UTC

For creating projects relating to literary movements, authors, literary devices, etc. Find study guides, vocabulary activities, and other lesson materials related to American Literature.

Mrs. Swift's Digital Classroom

kyra_swift — 2014-03-07 00:53:02 UTC

Check the English III drop-down menu for content related to each unit of study we've covered and/or information relevant to the various projects assigned. You may also find the content included here beneficial for catching up after an exteneded absence or when preparing for semester exams, etc.

Collaborize Classroom

kyra_swift — 2014-05-27 17:58:54 UTC

This site works best in the Internet Explorer browser. Be sure to register using the information provided by Mrs. Swift.

The Purdue OWL

kyra_swift — 2014-08-16 18:12:36 UTC

A great guide to writing in all areas. An especially helpful source for following MLA procedures and writing the argumentative research essay.

kahoot.it

kyra_swift — 2015-04-10 00:14:03 UTC

Kahoot.it is a great place to review for quizzes and exams. Students can log in and review from home, or play against against the entire class. Google Chrome seems to work well with this site.