Showing posts with label edcanvas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label edcanvas. Show all posts

Monday, February 4, 2013

Getting I.T. Right @ CeVMS: Persuasive Text and Language on Edcanvas

Ms. Humphries 7th Grade TAG ELA class is learning about Persuasive Text and Language. Check out how they did it using Edcanvas!

With Edcanvas, teachers have the ability to put many different types of media into one dashboard in sequential order. This is ideal for a flipped classroom environment where students need a little more structure than just a page of links. Students can jump into the presentation at any point, so it is easy to navigate to areas for review or preview.

With Edcavas, the originator can choose from many different layouts, include all types of media using drag-n-drop function menu. One of my favorite features is that it is easy to drop in a video that is hosted on YouTube, but all of the comments are not easily viewed because videos are played from within the Edcanvas. Being able to easily log in with you Google Apps account makes this an easy tool to keep handy in your arsenal.

Check out this tutorial/featurette over EdCanvas created by the RRISD ITS team.

Tuesday, January 8, 2013

TechKNOWLEDGEy Tips: edcanvas

Click on the picture to go to the Smore flyer for more information about this technology tool.

Here's a canvas that I created for you to see how it looks embedded in a site:



One of the great things about this platform--you can sign in with your Google account! You can put all sorts of information in a canvas with very little effort--notice the icons in the circles. It works great as an organizational tool, a presentation tool, a flipped classroom tool--the possibilities are endless!

Please ask if you want a special session with your horizontal, team or department group.