SHIDONNI
Although adults can evaluate and decide whether web tools are good to use in a teaching situation, it is actually a child who can test the program and tell you honestly what they like about it. My daughter Abby discusses what appeals to her about Shidonni in this 1 minute message. Kid tested and approved- the best authority of an effective web tool made for children, used by children and interactive with children.
I found it interesting that the things that I highlighted in a previous post were maybe not so important to my child. She liked the fact she could make clothes for her character and that she could color or scribble or whatever- there was no set rules on how to use the features. She has a chance to do a lot of exploration of this tool. The games, such as Chutes and Ladders, are familiar yet new with her own characters.
I think ultimately my daughter or even the children in my classroom could use this tool to do some creative writing using their own imaginative characters and situations. The possibilities are endless for a child using Shidonni.
Welcome. This blog will discuss and refine the best ways that technology can be used in the special education classroom to facilitate learning, language development, and social skills.
Showing posts with label animation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label animation. Show all posts
Saturday, July 17, 2010
BP6_Comment to Jacqueline Jones
"Learning to get Along with Others- a Social Skills situation using Go Animate" ( Luke Lundstrum and Friend, Garritt)
Hello, read my comment on Go Animate on Jacqueline Jones Blog at:
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Jacqueline Jones shares a great web tool called Go Animate. this tool could be used by both teachers and corporate trainers. How exciting to know this is out there!!!
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