Glogster



Glogster allows students to create virtual posters in a teacher monitored environment.

**Showcase - Getting Started - More Information** =Showcase=
 * [[image:glogsterS1.jpg width="225" height="191" caption="Creating a navigation page in a wikispace" link="historyallaroundus:hope_lodge"]] || [[image:glogsterS4.jpg width="271" height="190" caption="Library book talk poster with embedded audio (created in garageband)" link="http://s015.snardelli.glogster.com/peeps/?voucher=d14aeb6f56b2724432df8927b0fbd964"]] || [[image:glogsterS3.jpg width="192" height="190" caption="Film review and comparison to historical concepts" link="http://alowery.glogster.com/Amber-Lowery-pd-10-Cinderella-Man/"]] ||
 * M Savini || S Nardelli || M Toto ||

=What You Need To Know Before You Start=
 * [|Glogster] is a great creativity site whose tag line is “poster yourself”.
 * A ‘glog’ is an online web page in which students can combine text, pictures, graphics, video, and audio to create an interactive online poster.
 * The final glog can be hosted by Glogster or it can be embeded into a wiki, blog, or class web site to make it look more creative
 * You should decide before you start whether you want your glogs to be public or private.
 * public (public glogs can be searched through the system)
 * private (Private glogs are viewable when embeded but don't show up in a search)
 * Students should not set-up personal accounts. Students obtain glogster accounts through their teacher. Teacher accounts can be made to accommodate up to 200 students. Each student account comes with a nickname (aka username) and password. Passwords can be changed once in the account.

=Where Can I Find More Information?=
 * [|Glogster EDU FAQ]
 * Sample [|Informational Glog]
 * Check out this great [|Glogster How-To Guide] created by an elementary teacher and avid glogster user.