I’m sure there are many apps we can use to brainstorm. It’s always been my wish to get a group of students to brainstorm electronically. I tried chat rooms, but they were too linear. But wallwisher is just what I was looking for; it keeps the essence of the brainstorming practices as we do it in school. I just tried it with one Gr.1 teacher and she loves it because it works like a charm with her student. I was so happy that I couldn’t stop myself giving her a hug. Thanks to the Shanghai Learning 2.010 summit. Here is the link of the wallwisher:
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TuxPaintMany teachers in my school had great activities for kids in Kid Pix. They used Kid Pix intensively throughout the year. But now we have introduced Tux Paint, which is a free app and could be used in lieu of Kid Pix. Teachers were reluctent at first and now they're loving it. Sure Tux Paint doesn't h...
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