It was interesting reading what happened in this session from your perspective. You did a good job. I think I’ll try doing this at a future conference.
Have you heard of a website called Into the Book (http://reading.ecb.org/)? I found about that at a session earlier in the day. I prefer it to ReadWriteThink. Although I like RWT’s activities better – they’re more open-ended – they’re in bad need of an update. Students can’t save their work for another time? There’s no (easy) way to export it other than printing?
It was interesting reading what happened in this session from your perspective. You did a good job. I think I’ll try doing this at a future conference.
Have you heard of a website called Into the Book (http://reading.ecb.org/)? I found about that at a session earlier in the day. I prefer it to ReadWriteThink. Although I like RWT’s activities better – they’re more open-ended – they’re in bad need of an update. Students can’t save their work for another time? There’s no (easy) way to export it other than printing?