Reflect
on the functionality of a website. What did it allow you to do?
Weebly is a more complex ICT, it allows
pretty much everything that blog and wiki combine, but the owner has more
control, and the product has a better finish look. Create pages, upload all
kinds of gages, slide show photos, videos, even audio file.
How can it be used in your context, for you, and your
learners? Use a thinking tool, such as a SWOT analysis or PMI to brainstorm its
functionality. Think also about how you could use a static website to support
student learning, but also how your students can use one to express their
creativity.
After
looking at three different tools, and the experience I had from the last couple
of weeks. I think weebly is a better finish product to host learning
information, so I have posted a “How to” page on weebly, once student have an
idea what they need to learn, they can then click on the button to post their
learning experience on “how to wiki”. There is a placeholder for all the
information, and there is a place for them to freely share what they have
learned or ask teacher any questions. I think a combination of ICT can be quite
useful.
I would
treat Wiki as a playground where has all the “draft” or free ideas, then tidy
them up, post them to weebly so students can have a clear summary of what they
have learned. With photo slide, I can post students good work on weebly, this
can be a encouragement for them to get competitive, I will probably set up the
rule to post three great work from what I found on their learning wiki site and
post it to weebly. Whoever got their work posted 5 times can get a chance to
create a post and show us a “how to” on weebly.
Weebly- PMI
Plus
Much better finish look
Easy to added and edit
Different pages on top
Owner controlled
Minus
Time consuming
No input from others
Interesting
This can be a tided up place for wiki
To me, weebly is the finish product I would use to
present materials, rather than use it during the process.
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