Showing posts with label wordle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wordle. Show all posts

Monday, September 27, 2010

6B Will Be Successful!

Hello Scholars! As a reminder for what we need to do to maximize our learning time, I created a word cloud using your letters. Click here to view it. Let's use this word cloud to help us focus on the positive!

Thursday, September 23, 2010

6A Will Succeed!

Hello Scholars! Thank you for completing your assignment on how you will succeed in technology class. I analyzed your answers and created a word cloud of the most popular answers. I will make everyone a copy in case you need reminders. SHINE on!! The world cloud is here!

Friday, September 17, 2010

8B's plans for the weekend!

Hello Scholars! The entire class collaborated to create a Wordle about our weekend plans. Here it is...

Wednesday, September 15, 2010

8B Goals for 2010-20111

Hello Scholars! I used the results from your survey to see what you, as a class, want to accomplish this year. The responses ranged from "ummm" to "everything". There was no wrong answer. Thank you for sharing your hopes and dreams with me. Click here for the Wordle that illustrates what you wrote.

Now tell me...what is important to 8B this year?

Friday, September 10, 2010

Leopard Wordle Redux

Hi Scholars! I loved your reaction to the wordle of your computer usage. Here is a link for the one we did in class on Friday. Today we will finish our discussion of the uses of a word cloud and why certain words appear the way they do. I also want to walk you through the steps of creating a wordle. Thank you in advance for your participation!

Tuesday, September 7, 2010

Wordle Word Cloud Survey Results, 8B

Welcome back scholars! You already took a survey using a Web 2.0 tool called Survey Monkey. Thank you all so much for participating in the survey and sharing your interests and uses of the computer with me. I created a word cloud using another Web 2.0 tool called Wordle. Click here to see what the word cloud looks like. We are going to discuss your observations on the word cloud as a group. I am interested in knowing why you think the words are different sizes and how you might use this to share information.