Classroom Uses - new form of book report, collaboration on student project, brainstorming, student discussions, debates / viewpoints, grammar, vocabulary words, study aid, review sheet, post assignments
How to...
Go to http://www.wallwisher.com/In the upper right-hand corner select login/register
Enter your email, password and nickname on the left side of the screen to register (make sure students use an appropriate username)
Once you have registered and are logged in
Click on 'Build a New Wall '. The following screen comes up. (Follow the Call-outs on the image)
Please pay attention to your choices as to who can view and post sticky notes.
When you click 'Done' your wall is ready. Now you are ready to post sticky notes on the wall.
Post a comment on a wall by double clicking on the wall. Here you can add images, audio, or video links.
General Information - Posts are limited to 160 characters. If your wall is not private anyone can place a note on your wall. Posts can include pictures, video, and links. Walls can be embedded in blogs, wikis, and websites. *You may want your students to sign their entries by using their initials. Students will need a working email account to register; however, they can post on a wall without an email address.
Examples
For more ideas on how to use Wallwisher see the slideshow embedded below.
WallWisher Link - http://wallwisher.com/
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