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2 comments:
I like your glogster video. Your've got a great sense of humor! I think I might have my students glog about the latest novel they're reading.
Gerald,
Love the video. I also like the graphics that you used. I plan to use glogster in my my classroom. It looks like it's an easy enough site for my second graders. I think they will like the fact that the can put in dialog bubbles. Thanks for the grea