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Yacapaca hits 1,000,000 members
Started this discussion. Last reply by Steve Hargadon Dec 12, 2008. 1 Reply 0 Likes
Please add your favourite embed to the list
Started this discussion. Last reply by Ian Grove-Stephensen Jul 6, 2008. 11 Replies 0 Likes
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Colleen Young replied to Ian Grove-Stephensen's discussion 'Sketchcasting - the best online teacher tool ever?'
Katy - yes all free - no strings!
Colleen Young replied to Ian Grove-Stephensen's discussion 'Sketchcasting - the best online teacher tool ever?'
Jane - glas you figured it all out!
Enjoy Sketchcast (and yes it is all free)
Jane Hendrickson replied to Ian Grove-Stephensen's discussion 'Sketchcasting - the best online teacher tool ever?'
Collen:
I figured it out! It is the button that says, "Menu." When it is clicked it gives you both the embed code and the URL. Thank you for your attention!
Jane
Jane Hendrickson replied to Ian Grove-Stephensen's discussion 'Sketchcasting - the best online teacher tool ever?'
Colleen:
Thank you for your reply. I tried to copy the embed code and it doesn't work. It seems long. How do I put it in a Tweet? Or can I put it on Twitter, because it seems to be too long.
What did you copy and how did you paste the example…
Katy Scott replied to Ian Grove-Stephensen's discussion 'Sketchcasting - the best online teacher tool ever?'
Just checking -- is this a completely free tool?
Colleen Young replied to Ian Grove-Stephensen's discussion 'Sketchcasting - the best online teacher tool ever?'
Beside any Sketchcast you make there should be an embed code.
Or you can just give the URL.
I love Sketchcast because it is so easy to use - I am slightly wary of it because it was offline for months with no explanation and all the Sketchcasts I…
Jane Hendrickson replied to Ian Grove-Stephensen's discussion 'Sketchcasting - the best online teacher tool ever?'
I went to sketchcast because of this blog; it's great. But how do I embed it in other places, like Twitter, or emai.
Ian Grove-Stephensen replied to Joe Sassaman's discussion 'SuccessMaker? Any good?'
Thanks for the update!
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Comment Wall (15 comments)
- At 5:27am on June 4, 2009,
Gail Mitchell said… - Hi Ian
I have put out another discussion re how people use e-Portfolios presently, positives, frustrations and platforms that they are using. I also asked for some feedback re purpose
Keep an eye on the discussion and I will keep you posted re any interesting feedback that I receive.
Regards
Gail
- At 12:31am on May 14, 2009,
Tanuj Kakkar said… - Thank you for those activity links...really helpfull...thnx
- At 2:03pm on October 19, 2008,
Mark Cruthers said… - Hi Ian,
Yeah, we should have definately contacted you earlier. Just going through growth challenges. Any way, Wiziq would be very happy to partner with you. Let me know what you have in mind. We would love it if your guys would use our technology for your VC needs and do a few Wiziq public sessions to help attract more people to your group and invite the online audience to your areas of expertise and interests.
Mark
- At 5:46pm on October 18, 2008,
Mark Cruthers said…
- Hi Ian,
Have you ever tried WiZiQ's Virtual Classroom? I would be interested in your view of it compared to sketchcasting.
- At 12:11pm on September 18, 2008,
Leslie Witten said… - Sorry! Of course I do not think you are monsters! The easy set up will help me "sell" your productivity sire to the teachers at my school. I am the librarian for a K-8 school in Los Angeles, CA. I help teachers, many of whom are not tech-savvy, understand and use 2.0 tools to reach their digital native students as well as make their own jobs easier. Yacapaca looks like a great tool. Especially since teachers have an easy set up and choices to use pre-created content, self-authored content, collaborative of independent fields. Keep me posted! - L
- At 11:36am on September 18, 2008,
Leslie Witten said…
- Whoa...Yacapaca looks incredible. I am right in assuming the administrative set up is extensive initially as teachers input students data and create/find assessments, but that the return is equally great in time saved by not grading papers and having visual and real-time projections of achievement?
- At 10:27am on September 18, 2008,
Leslie Witten said…
- Hi Ian,
Nice to find like-minded people out here! I saw your profile...tell me about yacapapa...what kind of assessment? I'm interested...
Leslie
- At 11:14am on July 3, 2008,
Michael Staton said…
- You're the face behind Yacapaca!
- At 3:15pm on July 2, 2008,
Matt Christensen said… - I joined Yacapaca and, once time slows down for me, will implement its great functions. Gratefully, MC
- At 6:21am on April 9, 2008,
Helen said… - Hi, Ian
I followed your Chalkface project which led me here. I love Yacapaca so much and find a lot of useful stuff from your project.
Thanks again. I will continue to be a fan of Yacapaca. :)
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