We all know I'm an absolute fanatic when it comes to post-its (and PENS). There is one site that has taken my obsession to the next level and made it possible to share it with my students in a technologically savvy manner....and it's SO EASY!
The site is called Wall Wisher.
Here is the homepage:
You do have to register to create a "board." It is quick and painless though, promise. Your students however, do not have to login or register to leave a comment (post-it note). This makes it versy efficient for classroom use, especially for younger students who do not have an email address.
Here is a quick video the demonstrates how to use this wonderful tool.
The site is called Wall Wisher.
Here is the homepage:
You do have to register to create a "board." It is quick and painless though, promise. Your students however, do not have to login or register to leave a comment (post-it note). This makes it versy efficient for classroom use, especially for younger students who do not have an email address.
Here is a quick video the demonstrates how to use this wonderful tool.
Here's another video that is geared more towards classroom use. It is very direct and makes it easy to implement this wonderful tool after viewing the video.
I have never seen Wallwisher before, and I think this is a really neat tool! I would love to use this with my AP Calculus class as a sort-of collective diary. They can look back on it during AP review time in April and it will refresh their memories. It would also be a great place to collect helpful resources. Very nice!
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