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Sunday, October 19, 2008

Visuwords



Categories: s1 and s2, Geography General

I was having a flick through some of the links on Noel Jenkins excellent Teacher's Toolkit and thought that Visuwords would be a great starting point for a topic. S2 are beginning the Japan unit soon and one of the first things that you do is research for a leaflet. I put 'Japan' into Visuwords (click the image above for the results) and got a mass of useful things which could be used by students, along with an explanation when you scroll over them. This will definitely be getting an outing in classes this week.

2 Comments:

At 9:02 pm, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Hi Kenny - it's good isn't it. Thanks for the idea - I'll mention it in the INSET I'm doing tomorrow on the web toolkit

 
At 10:36 pm, Blogger Kenny O'Donnell said...

Thanks for the link and the comment,Noel. Showed this to a couple of Biology colleagues today too. When we typed in genetics, words were exploding all over the screen! Good attention grabber.Good luck with the INSET.

 

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