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SecondLife

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Hello everyone, This is my last post for this term. I want to share with you a screenshot form SecondLife https://secondlife.com/

Padlet

Hi guys, I have also created a Padlet about Great Vowel Shift. You can find information,files and audio file for Great Vowel Shift. You can explore it quickly Padlet- The Great Vowel Shift I hope you like both Seesaw and Padlet about Great Vowel Shift. See you next week guys!

Podcast

Hello everyone! I uploaded a podcast about detailed explanation of ZPD. Podcast:  https://soundcloud.com/yaren-amca/podcast-zpd-in-2-minutes You can use SoundCloud for your podcast.

QR Code

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Hi again, I created a QR code to make easy to access my blog. You can easily reach my blog by scanning it. You can create your QR codes via  https://tr.qr-code-generator.com/

Game and Gamification

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Hello Everyone, Today I want to mention game and gamification. Game-based learning and gamification at immediate glance may seem like similar and interchangeable terms. While both terms combine games and learning, the difference lies in how game elements are integrated into the learning experience. This distinction leads to a larger difference in learning outcomes when comparing game-based learning vs. gamification. What is Game-based Learning? A type of active learning experience within a game framework, which has specific learning objectives and measurable outcomes. The learning experience gives a student clear and challenging goals within a virtual game framework, requires a high-degree of student interaction and offers informative feedback on student performance. Many times, the games are designed to allow the player to understand the subject matter within a real world context. What is Gamification? The process of adding game elements or mechanics to an experience

Sutori

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Hello Everyone, My recommendation of website is Sutori today.                                     Sutori is a free digital learning tool for the classroom. It enables teachers and students to create interactive stories through a simple and intuitive interface. Adding images, videos, audio files is done in a few clicks while embedding quiz questions and a commenting system add further interactivity and engagement. Reference:  https://edshelf.com/tool/sutori/ My Sutori

Thinglink

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Hello everyone, For this time, I will introduce you another beneficial website which is Thinglink.                                        You can add pictures and then put tags on them. By this way, you can quickly reach descriptions and explanations. It's very useful and motivating for students. Click on here to see my Thinglink work.

Flipgrid

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Hello everyone, The website suggestion is Flipgrid.                                          Just a minute ago, I created a grid on Flipgrid for English literature lesson. You can join my class with the QR code or Flip Code. QR Code: Flip Code:  jy1p9ck So. you can enroll the class by choosing one of the ways.

Nearpod

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Hi again, What I will talk about is Nearpod.                            In this website, you can create lessons,presentations and give your lectures live. Also, there are some facilities like 3D animation. You can click here to find my Nearpod presentation about strategic competence in Linguistics. If you want to try you can go here and check;  https://app.nearpod.com/home

My Certificate

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Hello guys, I want to show you my certificate in the field of Cognitive Development in Social Context. It can be taken online and you can choose any course that you want.Development,bussiness,IT& Software, office productivity, personal development, design, marketing,lifestyle, photography, health&fitness,  music, teaching& academics. The other websites that you can take course are edX  and  Coursera . It!s free and beneficial. Don't forget to try.

MindMeister

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It's me again! It's time to learn MindMeister. What is MindMeister? MindMeister is a tool that allows to collaboratively create mind maps and share them online. It can be used for real-time collaboration and brainstorming sessions. Users can create, manage and share mind maps online and access them anytime, from anywhere. https://faq.icorsi.ch/what-is-mindmeister?lang=en Check out my MindMeister

Pixton

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Hello there! I will present you a platform called Pixton. Pixton is a cartoon creation tool that allows its users to create awesome comics. Pixton has also a growing community that anyone can access to contribute with their own comics. This tool is very easy to use and does not require any artistic skills to work on it. You can introduce it to your students and let them create their own comics and share them with each other. For more details: https://www.educatorstechnology.com/2012/01/pixton-great-cartoon-and-comic-strip.html Here is my Pixton comics;

Canva

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Hi there, The other website is Canva. What is Canva? Canva is great tool for creating beautiful headers/banners/posters for social media or personal use, regardless of your graphic design skills. It has an easy to use interface and has all the essential features found in advanced design softwares to create stunning graphics. As great as Canvas might be for creating promotional content to promote your products, you’ll need something to create powerful, uniquely branded sales collateral. https://www.quora.com/What-is-Canva-and-is-it-free I used Canva to create a brochure for a movie night. You can use it in your daily life and for educational purposes for real-life tasks. It's my Canva brochure;

Kahoot

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Hi guys again, Now I will introduce you Kahoot. If you’re not familiar with Kahoot, it’s a free web-based program that allows teachers to pose questions to children who then respond from a selection of answers electronically on their own devices. It records the answer each child gives to a question, as well as how quickly they respond, so teachers can use the data to assess their children. Ultimately, it a fun and engaging tool that can be used to challenge and assess learners. Furter information: https://www.hyetteducation.com/hyett-education-blog/what-is-a-kahoot-quiz-and-how-does-it-work Check out my Kahoot here.

Quizlet

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Helloo Another website that I will introduce is Quizlet. Quizlet is a free website providing learning tools for students, including flashcards, study and game modes. You can start by creating your own study sets with terms and definitions. You can copy and paste from another source, or use Quizlet's built-in auto-define feature to speed up the creating process. Over 40 million user-generated flashcard sets are on the website.You can review your material, shuffle/randomize, or listen with audio. You can track your correct/incorrect answers and retest the ones you've missed. Click to access to my  Quizlet 

Voki

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Hi guys, Today, I will talk about Voki. Voki is an online, virtual classroom tool. Through this program, as an instructor, you can create an avatar to represent yourself or someone else to represent the topic you are trying to teach. You can then add speech to this avatar to make the experience easier on your students.  Voki is FREE to use as an instructor. So, you get to create a more exciting version of your usual lecture, completely free. Also, your students don't need to create an account in order to view your video. Because of this, they can watch your video anywhere, anytime they would like.  You can access my Voki here.

What is VR (Virtual Reality)?

Virtual reality is an artificial environment that is created with software and presented to the user in such a way that the user suspends belief and accepts it as a real environment. On a computer, virtual reality is primarily experienced through two of the five senses: sight and sound. The simplest form of virtual reality is a 3-D image that can be explored interactively at a personal computer, usually by manipulating keys or the mouse so that the content of the image moves in some direction or zooms in or out. More sophisticated efforts involve such approaches as wrap-around display screens, actual rooms augmented with wearable computers, and haptics devices that let you feel the display images.