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Web 2.0 Tools for Collaborative Learning

The document describes three collaborative learning tools - Popplet, Storybird, and Popplet again. For each tool, it provides the website address, brief instructions on how to use the tool, and ideas for how the tool could be used in PK-12 classrooms to meet various state standards. Examples include using Popplet to collaboratively plan meals or present on natural resources, using Storybird to co-author stories or write poems with peer feedback, and using Popplet again to illustrate scenarios from traffic safety lessons. Positives and challenges of each tool are also outlined.

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Web 2.0 Tools for Collaborative Learning

The document describes three collaborative learning tools - Popplet, Storybird, and Popplet again. For each tool, it provides the website address, brief instructions on how to use the tool, and ideas for how the tool could be used in PK-12 classrooms to meet various state standards. Examples include using Popplet to collaboratively plan meals or present on natural resources, using Storybird to co-author stories or write poems with peer feedback, and using Popplet again to illustrate scenarios from traffic safety lessons. Positives and challenges of each tool are also outlined.

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TLED 430 Module 3

Collaborative Assignment
Web 2.0 Tools to Support Collaborative learning

Remember to write the ODU honor pledge at the end of this table.

Read the directions in Blackboard on how to complete this sheet.

My name: Keyria Rogers


Name of the tool Popplet
Where to access [Link]
this tool (web
address)
Brief instructions Go to the website and create an account
of how to use the Next click Make New Popplet
tool
Then you double click on the blank screen and a little box should pop up
with your name on it
You can either type, put pictures, or put videos depending on what the
assignment must do with
To collaborate with others, click the SHARE button on the right side
When the screen box becomes bigger click ADD COLLABORATOR
Next you add all the members in your group
Once that is finished click ADD THEM
Ideas for how the SOL 2.3 The student will describe the influences and factors that impact
tool can be used health and wellness. a) Describe how heredity influences health and
in PK-12
wellness. b) Design a meal with food from each food group. c) Explain how
different dietary customs and traditions influence health. d) Describe how to
keep food safe from harmful germs. e) Demonstrate techniques for reducing
or preventing the spread of germs and communicable diseases. f) Explain
why it is dangerous to sniff, taste, or swallow unknown substances. g)
Identify emergency resources, services, and health care professionals in the
community that influence health and wellness. h) Identify adults who can
help with disappointment, loss, and grief. i) Develop a plan to use
appropriate strategies to object to teasing and bullying. j) Demonstrate
nonviolent strategies to resolve conflicts and support peers in school and in
the community. k) Identify and discuss how to show respect for similarities
and differences between and among individuals. l) Describe how the
environment influences health and how to protect the environment. Using
the Popplet tool, the students will collaborate in groups on making
meals of their own and sharing them to the class.

SOL 4.9 The student will investigate and understand important Virginia
natural resources. Key concepts include a) watersheds and water resources;
b) animals and plants; c) minerals, rocks, ores, and energy sources; and d)
forests, soil, and land. Using the Popplet tool, students will get into 4
groups and create a presentation to teach the other classmates about
their assigned topics.
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Collaborative Assignment

SOL 6.5 The student will read and demonstrate comprehension of a variety
of fictional texts, narrative nonfiction, and poetry. a) Identify the elements of
narrative structure, including setting, character, plot, conflict, and theme. b)
Make, confirm, and revise predictions. c) Describe how word choice and
imagery contribute to the meaning of a text. d) Describe cause and effect
relationships and their impact on plot. f) Use information in the text to draw
conclusions and make inferences. g) Explain how character and plot
development are used in a selection to support a central conflict or story
line. h) Identify the main idea. i) Identify and summarize supporting details.
j) Identify and analyze the authors use of figurative language. k) Identify
transitional words and phrases that signal an authors organizational pattern.
Using the Popplet tool, students will first by themselves pick a part in
the story that gives them imagery, and then come together to
collaborate and bring their imageries to life.

Positives and Positives: 1) Tool is online so students can use from home, 2) Makes
challenges of learning more interesting for students visually 3) Website is easy to
using the tool
navigate, 4) Can use multiple media on popplet page (I.e. Videos, Pictures,
etc.)
Negatives: 1) Can only use 10 popplets for free and after that must pay, 2)
Cannot be on the website all at once, but one at a time 3) Might not work at
home if a student does not have Wi-Fi
Peers Amirah Turner
name:
Name of the tool Storybird
Where to access [Link]
this tool (web
address)
Brief instructions Go to website and create an account if you do not already have one
of how to use the Once signed in you will be taken to the YOUR STUFF page. On this
tool
page, you will click CREATE (3rd link in menu bar)
Next select an image that goes with your story or poem, then click the
lightning bolt on the picture and select which form of writing you would
like to make
Now you can begin to add words and pictures
If you select the longform book, it allows you to add more words, pictures,
and breaks. Once finished hit publish and begin another
If you create a picture book, it allows you to make pages with different
pictures and words
If making a poem, it allows you to pick ONE picture where you can then
drag and drop words on the page
If you want to add a collaborator, select OPTIONS and then click
INVITE COLLABORATOR and then type in all the team members
names
Once finished with everything you may publish it to the public or just to
yourself and whoever you may give permission too (Teacher, Parent, etc.)
Ideas for how the SOL 2.14 (Available technology for reading and writing) Students will form
TLED 430 Module 3
Collaborative Assignment
tool can be used groups of THREE students and create a story together. They will be given a
in PK-12 general topic, but can go anywhere from there with their stories. They will
be given the chance to create TWO pre-writes (Brainstorm and Rough
Draft) that they will work on together and then I will edit and give feedback.
If working in school on laptops, each student will have their own, but will
be sitting in their groups so they have the chance to talk about what they are
doing as they go along.

SOL 4.7 (Student will write cohesively for a variety of purposesUtilize


elements of style, including word choice and sentence variation) Students
will create their own free verse poem with no word limit. They will pick an
image of their choice and write the poem on that image they have chosen.
Since Storybird pre-loads words the students will be able to pick from there.
If they need a different word they must hit REFRESH at the bottom in the
corner to get different words. To incorporate collaboration, students will
peer-review (editing). They will be paired up in groups of two and should
invite that person into their Storybird and let them edit and give suggestions.

SOL DE.1 (Student will demonstrate an understanding of Virginia traffic


laws, licensing procedures and other responsibilities associated with the
driving privilegeresponsibilities at a crash scene) Using Storybird,
students will make a picture book telling a story/scenario of what can go
wrong at a crash scene, or what to do at a crash scene. It should have plenty
of detail and will be collaborated with one other student. Once they have
finished, students will then go to the front and present their picture books to
the class.
Positives and Positives: 1) 3 different mediums (Longform book, picture book, and a
challenges of poem) 2) If it is your first time, the website guides you on how to work it 3)
using the tool
FREE 4) Teachers can create one account that the students can use instead
of making multiple accounts
Negatives: 1) Collaboration only for the picture book (maybe?) 2) Only one
student can work on it at one time and students must refresh the page
constantly to make sure the work is not overlapping 3) Cannot search for
pictures when making story (Must use pictures they give you on the sides)
Peers Kelly Lane
name:
Name of the tool Popplet
Where to access [Link]
this tool (web
address)
Brief instructions Type in the website
of how to use the Click on Login to either enter or create a user account
tool
To create a popplet, DOUBLE click on the screen
Fill in your name at the top of the popple
Write your information inside the popple
To create a new one, just DOUBLE click again randomly and do the same
thing
TLED 430 Module 3
Collaborative Assignment

To make a web or connect the popples together, click on the small circles on
the outside
Create as many popples needed to create your map/organizer
Students can go online at one time to add their information
Ideas for how the 3rd Grade: Using this tool to teach Phonetics, the teacher can go to the
tool can be used website and create a base map with all the phonetic vowel sounds. The
in PK-12
students can each go into the base map and create one popple giving a word
example using that specific phonetic vowel sound.

6th Grade: Using the popple the students could create a mapping tool
determining the plot of a story, or identifying the main idea, supporting
details and the conflict.

High School: The popplet website could be used in a History class.


Students can use this tool to create a timeline of historical events or using
the mapping tool to put facts in about a specific president.
Positives and Positives: 1) Easy to use and simple enough for all ages 2) Free up to 10
challenges of popplets, but only $3 a month for unlimited popplets and features 3) There
using the tool
are public popplets that students could use as a reference 4) Can go full
screen to give you a larger view when making your popplet, but also when
presenting
Negatives: 1) Cost more for a yearly subscription 2) Only one user allowed
at a time 3) Not suitable for every topic (mapping tool)
Peers DJ Anders
name:
Name of the tool Edmodo
Where to access [Link]
this tool (web
address)
Brief instructions Go to the website
of how to use the In the middle of the page, click whether you are a student, teacher, or parent
tool
Create a login account with GOOGLE or EMAIL
If you are a student, you will need a GROUP CODE to login to your
class
Once you get logged in you will be able to have access to your Edmodo
account
Ideas for how the SOL 2.1 (Students will continue to demonstrate correct critical elements of
tool can be used locomotor, non-locomotor, and manipulative skills) Using this tool students
in PK-12
will collaborate with their group based on their best manipulative skill and
then share it to the class when finished.

SOL 6.5 (Physical activity at school, at home, and in the community) Using
the Edmodo tool, students will explain and demonstrate about what physical
activity they have done or know about and share it to the class.

SOL 9.4 (Students will demonstrate appropriate behaviors in all physical


activity settings) Using the tool students will create a message thread with
TLED 430 Module 3
Collaborative Assignment

their groups and share their ideas on different ways to avoid conflict.
Positives and Positives: 1) Easy for the students to communicate with each other 2)
challenges of Allows students to upload documents, links, and videos 3) Teachers can post
using the tool
the class agenda, assignments, and worksheets for the students 4) Helps the
students to better their knowledge on how to use a Web 2.0 tool and
communication skills
Negatives: 1) Can only communicate within your group code 2) Some
features may require a fee 3) Its like on online classroom, so it would not
work for those students who do not have WI-FI at home

From this ODU webpage [Link] copy the


Honor Pledge below to make the promise that you have met online as instructed in a face-to-
face virtual environment (e.g. Skype or Google Hangouts) to complete this assignment.

Honor Pledge
I pledge to support the Honor System of Old Dominion University. I will refrain from any form of
academic dishonesty or deception, such as cheating or plagiarism. I am aware that as a member of
the academic community it is my responsibility to turn in all suspected violations of the Honor Code.
I will report to a hearing if summoned.

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