Sharing+Technology+Projects

There are lots of different ways to share technology projects that kids have created without printing them out. Here are a few ideas to get you started.


 * Put trading cards on a powerpoint or keynote slideshow.**


 * Have kids access videos and photos via iTunes account by putting them on iPod Touch or iPad.** (see page on iPods and iPads)

How to display? Find an old computer and monitor that aren't used every day anymore, and have the cards displayed there in a slide show Purchase digital photo frames (the ones you use at home) and add your photos and projects to it - then plug it in somewhere on display!
 * Have magazine covers or trading cards on a continuous loop during the day for kids to enjoy**


 * Post items on a class blog or class wiki**
 * Worried about parent permissions? Give your kids an alias. A 4th Grade Texas History teacher has given her students permission to access her private class blog. Their alias names are all Texas Heroes. It's great to watch Ima Hogg comment on this teacher's blog! Davy Crockett comments regularly, too!
 * Several teachers have private class wikipages. Parents request access to view the wiki where class technology projects are posted. The teacher has complete control over who can see what's on the wiki. (Of course, the librarian is always invited to see what the kids are up to!)