There are many tools that can help you stay organized. One tool I really like to use to organize and share resources with my students is Symbaloo. Symbaloo is an online social bookmarking tool. There is a education version and a regular version. I have been using the regular version for at least 4 years. I like that it represents a board. For my kids that is very visual and easy to use rather than just a list on a page.
Symbaloo is really easy to use. If you can copy and paste you can create tiles on a Symbaloo board. So for my second challenge I would like you to create a Symbaloo board of your choice. If you do not have an account you will need to create one. It could be a SymbalooEdu account or a regular account.
Listen to my podcast on Rembarkable Chatter and learn more about Symbaloo and how you can use it to get organized.
Once you have created your account you will create your 1st Symbaloo board. On this board you will be saving websites or resources of your choice. The boards I share with students are links to their work. For example my 8th grade computer apps classes create shareable technology flashcards. I collect these flashcards and pin (save) them to a Symbaloo board. I do this so that all of their flashcards are all in one place and everyone can have access to them. With my Symbaloo board I can embed the board directly on my website, Edmodo group, or share the link.
After have created your 1st Symbaloo board you will need to share it with me. Use the hashtag #TechieEdu and tweet out your webmix / Symbaloo Board.
I also encourage you to visit the Symbaloo Gallary. You may find a board that is already built that will fit your needs.
Some Symbaloo Board Ideas:
Resources:
Below is a video clip explaining Symbaloo and how to create a board:
Symbaloo is really easy to use. If you can copy and paste you can create tiles on a Symbaloo board. So for my second challenge I would like you to create a Symbaloo board of your choice. If you do not have an account you will need to create one. It could be a SymbalooEdu account or a regular account.
Listen to my podcast on Rembarkable Chatter and learn more about Symbaloo and how you can use it to get organized.
Once you have created your account you will create your 1st Symbaloo board. On this board you will be saving websites or resources of your choice. The boards I share with students are links to their work. For example my 8th grade computer apps classes create shareable technology flashcards. I collect these flashcards and pin (save) them to a Symbaloo board. I do this so that all of their flashcards are all in one place and everyone can have access to them. With my Symbaloo board I can embed the board directly on my website, Edmodo group, or share the link.
After have created your 1st Symbaloo board you will need to share it with me. Use the hashtag #TechieEdu and tweet out your webmix / Symbaloo Board.
I also encourage you to visit the Symbaloo Gallary. You may find a board that is already built that will fit your needs.
Some Symbaloo Board Ideas:
- Guided access in a computer lab. - Make the board the computer lab's home screen.
- Stored resources for a certain topic. - Save all of the video clips, web resources, Google Docs, and etc... for a topic for example Ancient Egypt on one board.
- A Conference Board - Create a board and save all of the online content from a conference to it.
- A Project Board - Save all the resources for a certain project to a board.
- A Showcase Board - Save student work to a board and show it off during a parent night.
Resources:
- Get Organized with Symbaloo Podcast
- The Challenge
- Get the Badge
- My Symbaloo Profile
- Symbaloo
- SymbalooEdu
- Teaching Tech to K-2nd Grades
- Teaching Tech to 3rd -4th Grades
Below is a video clip explaining Symbaloo and how to create a board:
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