READ THIS ARTICLE!
The do the following to get 30 points extra credit!
Read the Friedman editorial linked here and write a abstract review of his key points. Then write a separate reaction statement tying in personal experience as students, responding to the examples of learning he gives, and the use of ePortfolios specificaly. 2 parts, each part approximately 100-150 words each. Write it in Word, then print a copy (turn in) and PDF it, upload it to your ePortfolio
Get extra credit and have fun at the same time!
If you get done with your work and have time on your hands, take a break, have some fun and learn something new.
Document what you do, try different approaches, show off your creations. After you complete a drawing, music composition, or game, be sure to save it and post the outcome on your ePortfolio. Be sure to do the following:
1. Give the Title of the Game
2. Give a brief description of what it is.
3. Review it with a few sentences telling what you thought of it, the benefit, how you did with it, and rate it on a scale of 1-5 (5 being highest).
And, get credit for it 😉
Use headphones if it has sound!
Bomomo – This is a very cool design and drawing program that takes experimentation, play and refinement. Pay attention to the clock, you might just forget what time it is.
FunBrain – Lots of games, tied to curriculum (math, reading, science, etc.), and just for fun! Remember to document which ones you play, describe it briefly, and rate it on a scale of 1-5 (5 being great!).
BrainPOP – Lots of interesting games, interactive quizzes, etc. You can only access the free ones, but you’ll which ones they are.
Picassohead – Way much fun! Become a Picasso artist, publish your pieces, upload them to your ePortfolio – do a series!
Incredibox – If you like music you’ll love mixing it up with this great music creation app. Edit, record and share your tunes.
Monkey Machine – Create drum beats with multiple drum kits, export your beats to use in GarageBand.