We practiced how to log in to Voicethread this week and created a simple, collaborative VT about our favorite avatars.
We practiced how to log in to Voicethread this week and created a simple, collaborative VT about our favorite avatars.
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We like to write about things we are doing in class. You can expect to find posts written about:
• Medieval world history
• Google Apps
• Minecraft
• Twitter
• Social networking
• Skype
• Photography and video
• Class projects and a whole lot more!
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Hi,
I like your VT.
I would like to learn how to make one.
My teacher tells me we will make one later this year.
Anna
My class this year and last year also made avatars. I thought they were really fun to make. Also, last year my class learned about Voice Thread and also got to use it. I enjoy useing Voice Thread, what about you guys?
Hi my names Ian I haven’t used Voice thread very much but so far I really like it. Do you have a blog? I have a group blog that some of my friends and I write for we’re called The Atom Smashers. You should visit it. http://room162w.edublogs.org/
Hello this is a good blog post because most of the voices were clear but maybe next time it could be a quiet room as I could hear the talking in the backround (but other than that it was good!!!).
Please check my blog at…http://scooperbrenna.edublogs.org/
Thanks Brenna!
I think your comment is perfect. I’ve been telling my class that they need to keep it down when recording, but they are just SO excited to hear themselves that they can’t control their talking. This is a good message to hear coming from another student – thank you and have fun with the challenge
Hello this is scooper oliver from Dunedin I like on your voicethread how you have told the reader what you like on the avatars they are very cool you can have a look at my blog http://scooperoliver.edublogs.org/ bye
oliver
Hi Oliver!
Thanks for visiting. I’m excited for you and your new blog. We will add it to our list of student bloggers. Please return often and help me advise my students on blogging!
I made an avatar too and it’s really fun ! What grade do you teach? I will look at your blog in the future so if you’d like you could visit my humanities class blog. We will be posting to and you can read our posts.
-Deanna
oops…here is our blog site http://shirleys6th.edublogs.org/
Hi Deanna,
Welcome to our blog and thanks for the link to your blog. My students and I love reading comments from others and really enjoy discovering other blogs too, so thanks for the link
We are a sixth grade class in a Central California middle school.
Hi Im daniel13 From Pam Thompson’s year 7 class in Australia. Your Avatars are realy cool. We tried that program last year and enjoyed it alot. The Bloggers Cafe sonds like a good idea and our class can’t wait to work with your class and others. Please visit my blog @ http://daniel13.edublogs.org Thanks!!!
Thanks Daniel!
It is nice meeting you. We enjoyed visiting Ms. Thompson’s class and now we’ve had a look at your terrific site too. We will be visiting often and look forward to “seeing” you in the cafe as well
I liked the face’s too. And the way you said that you liked them was good becouse you’re not just saying I like this and that. you’re saying I like this and that BECOUSE of the detail that’s shown.
Hi Noahm!
We had fun making our avatars and we learned a lot about working with Voicethread too. Thank you for visiting our blog. Do you have a blog you would like to share with us?