LIS 586: Popplet

I feel a little intimidated by anything called a “mind mapping tool.” To get familiar with these tools, I decided to try out Popplet. This app is essentially a way to create graphic organizers on an electronic device. For education, this can be a tool that helps students create organizers to visualize their learning andContinue reading “LIS 586: Popplet”

LIS 568: Boom Writer

It took me a while to decide what to write about today. I scoured lists of websites and apps, played on GeoGuesser, and looked through some science websites. I landed on a website and creation tool that teachers can use to engage young student writers. I tried out Boom Writer. As a former creative writingContinue reading “LIS 568: Boom Writer”

LIS 568: Making a Matching Game

This week I looked at Educandy, a site that allows you to create your own matching games. Science teachers to English teachers could use this to help their students learn vocabulary and become familiar with terms in a fun way. Using it was honestly pretty easy. To create an account, I made a unique nameContinue reading “LIS 568: Making a Matching Game”

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