Notetaking and/or Mind Mapping can be a great tool for connecting students to the information. Here are a few to consider. For additional information on any of these tools, please select the links provided.
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Padlet is a great online notetaking resource. You can share a Padlet with your students, let them share with a team, or create one of their own.
Padlet is a great online notetaking resource. You can share a Padlet with your students, let them share with a team, or create one of their own.
Coggle is a great tool for mapping groups of texts and/or images. Students can work together on the same Coggle or work alone and present to the class.
Coggle is a great tool for mapping groups of texts and/or images. Students can work together on the same Coggle or work alone and present to the class.
Popplet is available in an app and on a website so all devices can enjoy it easily. This video is a quick "how to" that you can use with your students.
Popplet is available in an app and on a website so all devices can enjoy it easily. This video is a quick "how to" that you can use with your students.
Thinking Maps are consistent visual patterns linked directly to eight specific thought processes. By visualizing our thinking, we create concrete images of abstract thoughts. These templates are a great place to start. However, building Thinking Maps in Google Drawings is easy and can be personalized to your activity.
Thinking Maps are consistent visual patterns linked directly to eight specific thought processes. By visualizing our thinking, we create concrete images of abstract thoughts. These templates are a great place to start. However, building Thinking Maps in Google Drawings is easy and can be personalized to your activity.
AnswerGarden is available in both an app and a website. It creates a "word cloud" with the responses your students enter. The more times an answer is given, the larger the word becomes. The is great for brainstorming or an exit ticket to gage understanding.
AnswerGarden is available in both an app and a website. It creates a "word cloud" with the responses your students enter. The more times an answer is given, the larger the word becomes. The is great for brainstorming or an exit ticket to gage understanding.
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