- Connected Educators - Take time to grow your personal learning network and connect with other educators with tools such as Twitter.
- Chatterpix Kids - Chatterpix Kids is a fun iPhone/iPad app with many possibilities for many curricular areas.
- Journaling Apps - This post spotlights the Things to Think About app and the Write About This app.
- Poetry Month - This post from April spotlights nine poetry apps.
- Infographics - This post covers infographic design, ideas for using them, and tools to create infographics.
- Flipped Classroom Resources - This post highlights two resources that embed interactivity into video - EdPuzzle and Educanon.
- Book Creator - The Book Creator app is a tool that allows students to publish work in an epub format.
- Brain Breaks with GoNoodle - GoNoodle offers a variety of brain break activities for any grade level. Do not miss this post as this free resource is way too much fun!
- Differentiation with Stick Pick - The Stick Pick app is similar to the old fashioned can of popsicle sticks, but teachers can utilize the Bloom's question stems found in the app to focus on students' various cognitive levels.
- Tackk - Create flyers, presentations, projects, blogs, and lessons with this digital resource.
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Wednesday, September 11, 2013
Popplet Lite
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| Available in the App Store |
Popplet Lite is a free app for creating mindmaps, graphic organizers, discussing steps to a process, brainstorming with a class, and more. The Lite version of this app allows the saving of only one "popplet"image. Drawn images or those taken from the iPad's camera or camera roll can be inserted into the bubbles (known as "popples" in Popplet Lite). When students finish the popplet, they can either export the saved image to the camera roll or as an email attachment in a jpg file format. For additional features, such as exporting as PDF, collaboration of popplets, or saving an unlimited number of popplet images, the full version is currently available for $4.99.
Popplet.com can also be used from a computer to create diagrams, flow maps, etc. View this video to learn more:
Below is a popplet I created online at popplet.com:
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