What is sutori? great for Social studies!

What is Sutori?

Sutori is a slick way to share knowledge via interactive timelines and stories. You can use pre-made stories, construct your own, or create assignments (like an exam review study guide or final assessment) that require students to build multimedia-rich stories.

Why use it in the classroom?

Interactive quizzes, embedded videos, and click-to-reveal text encourage active exploration.
Students can easily build their own stories, taking a historical figure's perspective and choosing media to tell that person's story.Embedded questions provide immediate feedback, and customizable timelines give students endless ways to present and tell stories.
Developer-produced stories include lesson plans aligned to standards.
There are ample options to embed media, and students will appreciate getting instant feedback on the quiz questions and exploring the videos, images, and pop-up text in their own stories and within those their classmates create.

The Tasks

Earn Your Badge

Go to www.sutori.com
Login using your Google account
In the ‘My Classes’ section under the ‘Teach’ tab, click on the box ‘Add a class’.
Next, you can enter the class name, the subject and the grade level. Press the ‘Create Class’ button and you’ll be good to go!
Once you have created your class, time to enroll your students!
You may have noticed the blue five digit code to the right of the screen when on the newly created class. Take note of it.
Send your students to https://www.sutori.com for them to sign-up. They can sign in using their Google accounts. Once they have registered, they will be able to join a class with the code you have provided them. They will immediately be part of your class(es), although you may need to refresh the page to see their names appear.
Create a timeline or story to utilize with your class OR have your students create one.
To earn your badge:
- Create a story in Sutori. Include at least three different types of media (Ex. Video/Image/Text). Include at least one interactive element (Ex: quiz/matching). Share the link to your story on the Google Form provided below.
- What are some ways you think you can use Sutori in your classroom with your students? What are some ways you could use it as a teacher? Share your thoughts in the Google Form below.
- Find a Story you could use in your classroom in the Explore section. Paste a link to the resource in the Google Form below. Explain how you might use it.

Resources:

50 Ways to Use Sutori

Sutori Overview

Sutori in Under a Minute

Creating a timeline project

GET THAT BADGE!

To earn your badge:

- Create a story in Sutori. Include at least three different types of media (Ex. Video/Image/Text). Include at least one interactive element (Ex: quiz/matching). Share the link to your story on the Google Form provided below.
- What are some ways you think you can use Sutori in your classroom with your students? What are some ways you could use it as a teacher? Share your thoughts in the Google Form below.
- Find a Story you could use in your classroom in the Explore section. Paste a link to the resource in the Google Form below. Explain how you might use it.

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