built by Marisa on June 23, 2010 20 posts so far
How to Use Wallwishers with your Learners
Add your ideas in one or more sticky notes on this wallwisher! You can add images, links, videos and sounds! Let your imagination run free!
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Lholmes says

I plan to use wallwisher with students who are reading the same book. I may have them respond to questions about the characters or just comment on a book.

Jul 12, 2010 160 chars left
Ms says

Could this be used in a student cafeteria to keep their minds alert? Projected onto a wall? Ideas?

Jul 12, 2010 160 chars left
Anonymous says

I love this! It´s a great idea.

Jul 9, 2010 160 chars left
Jano says

This will be a great "brainstorming" tool to develop ideas on a variety of topics.

Jul 8, 2010 160 chars left
ddeubel says

I use it for needs analysis - ask students what activities/topics they like most. Here's my post with more on how I use it

Jul 6, 2010 160 chars left
evab2001 says

great idea and this is how ? used it

Jul 3, 2010 160 chars left
cathywint says

You could use it at the beginning of the session for Ss to write questions that they would like answering during the session....and then review them at the end

Jul 3, 2010 160 chars left
MarisaP says

I love this tool. I've used it as an icebreaker at the beginning of the year for my sts. to write expectations and plans.

Jul 3, 2010 160 chars left
Christina says

There are some of the ways I have used Wallwisher in my classes, but I am sure there are hundreds more!

Jul 3, 2010 160 chars left
Marisa says

21 Ideas on how to use Wallwisher - a great powerpoint presentation

Jun 30, 2010 160 chars left
Pam says

I've used wallwisher for students to post semester's reflections. Then add to class blog to share with parents & others

Jun 27, 2010 160 chars left
Marisa says

For those not familiar with KWL, here is a link which explains it

Jun 26, 2010 160 chars left
Guido says

@dessa24 and @colport are using it for their students in Brazil and England to find out more about the other country

Jun 25, 2010 160 chars left
@nykat4 says

I've used wallwisher for KWL - great when we had a snow day. Quiet kids 'say' more on wallwisher too.

Jun 24, 2010 160 chars left
Mike H says

You could use it to get feedback from your students. What's more they could do it anonymously. Tip ask them to say what is good and what could be better ;o)

Jun 24, 2010 160 chars left
Stavroula says

This brings to mind the fun activity of making a story.Ss could post pictures or sentences which they may then use to make a story.

Jun 24, 2010 160 chars left
Stavroula says

Since this is a wallwisher, why not let students post what they wish their lessons to include?

Jun 24, 2010 160 chars left
Annita says

I haven't used this yet, but it looks fantastic! One idea is to set a topic & ask students to post related links & videos. I will try it with my FCE Class!

Jun 23, 2010 160 chars left
Kristi says

What a great tool for brainstorming with students!

Jun 23, 2010 160 chars left
Marisa says

Read this great post by Sean Banville on how to use Wallwishers

Jun 23, 2010 160 chars left
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