On 12/02/10, Evan wrote: > Hi, > > I was wondering if any of you have ever used any software > or apps that used the students mobile devices or laptops? > > I have seen a lot of press on these technologies recently. > Top Hat Monocle ( [link removed]?
1 .They have created accounts for my students. Do I have to go into each one individually to change the names or is there a master list? 2. Do the students have to use the original user name that Glogster assigns? 3. If each student clicks to create a Glog, how do I make them all private (just within my site)or is that automatic?
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On 1/12/11, Roberto breve wrote: > Hi we are a new startup looking for teachers to test our > app called Class.io. > > Class.io is a web application that helps teachers share > course resources with student in a simple way. It > integrates with Google Apps, Facebook. With Class.io > teachers are able to send messages, class announcements, > homework assignments and lecture notes with attached > documents to their students. > > Please feel free to try it. Thank you
What are some programs that you have found useful for teaching High School math students? Do you feel as if using things like computer programs engages the students more?