GLOGSTER

Creating posters with scissors and glue is "so last year."  Instead, try creating multimedia Glogster posters (called Glogs).  Students can choose from a wide variety of backgrounds and add interest by uploading photographs, embedding videos, adding music, and incorporating visually-appealing text and animations.  Glogs are saved on the web, so students can work on the same glog at home and at school, without the hassle of transporting materials.  Teachers can set up accounts for their students, and students can view the glogs of their classmates.  For an end of the semester novel project, when given the option of creating a traditional poster or a glog, approximately half of my freshmen chose Glogster.  

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