Chrome+Books+in+the+Classroom

Please post ideas and ways you use the Chrome Book in your classroom for English instruction. Do rate the strategy in some way to denote the effectiveness of the program or website.

Diigo allows you to bookmark, share, highlight, and annotate web pages. I am using this to highlight passages in Macbeth that I want students to focus on and to add post it notes to the highlights that either explain the passage or pose a question. I can then share the web page with this information with my students. Students also receive a notification when I add or modify anything that is shared with their user group. Over time, the class will therefore have a library of web documents to which they can refer from any computer, including the Chrome Books. You have to create a free account and then apply for an educator account in order to use groups. It takes a day or two to receive access to the educator account.

This link is provided by Tami Lenker. It explains how to post students' digitally produced work for all to see! Thank You, Tami! [|Publishing student work with Google Sites]