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Ways to use Wallwisher in the classroom
What are some of the ways you have used Wallwisher in the classroom?
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Set up a class 'What I would like for Christmas!'
Each child can have their own wallwisher to publish their 'Twelve Days of Christmas' link to pictures and video
Use a "Group Wall" for students to review how they could do better on a semester maths exam.
If you would like to see a nine page PDF on How to set up a Wall in Wallwisher, then click "View" and use the disc icon to save the pdf to your hard drive.
I am a Maths Teacher and use WW to create a 24x7 online help pages for my students for them to use at home. I have put a link to one of my walls here.
Homework task straight after a class trip. What do you remember? What was your favourite part? etc
At the beginning of the year do a Where were you born and link to Google Maps
You have a visitor coming to speak to the class, post questions that could be asked.
Teachers could use this as a message wall for students, it could be part of the Home Page for a Wiki
Once you have done a little bit of learning about your topic write what you would like to know more about. These could develop into research questions.
Before starting a topic list all the things you already know about it.
Word of the day. Look at the video and write a sentence or a paragraph using that word in the right context.
Vocabulary building exercises. Post a word and students create sentences using that word.
Use this a storyboard for project linking to resources on line
Students publish their evaluations on a topic
Students write a description of their project and link to the video of it
Discuss the news item of the day. Choose a news headline and students have to comment on it.
Students collaboratively post online resources for an upcoming project.
Students write a description here of their published work and provide a link to their own wiki or blog page
Survey your students and they publish their replies here
Students mindmap their ideas on a topic
Publish Student Poety