My First Thinglink Interactive

By Anonymous -
Thinglink is a neat tool for making any image interactive and informative.
Here is a Thinglink I created to showcase some of the ways we are using technology. Just hover over the little people icons and check out our links.  If you click on the people icon, it will take you to the webpage.  


I highly recommend giving Thinglink a try! 

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Christina R. said…
Thank you for sharing your Thinglink Interactive! What an awesome tool to use in the classroom! I am an art teacher and when I saw this, I immediately thought about trying this out with a painting for a responding session. It seems like it could be used for a variety of projects in any classroom. I can't wait to try this out!

September 24, 2012 at 9:32 PM
Anonymous said…
Christina, What an awesome idea to use this with a painting. You gave me another idea, which is to have the students create a poster for a topic, take a picture of the poster and then create a Thinglink to go with the poster. Today is Bully Awareness Day. Perhaps a poster on bullying?
September 25, 2012 at 5:10 AM
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