Steph H.'s Blog



Facebook cont…Week 15

I’ve mentioned before how I’m frequent user of Facebook, but until I started working on my final, I had no idea some of the things the social networking site is capable of. I use Facebook almost on a daily basis. I check it regularly the same as I do my email… but that’s about the extent of it. Until I began researching the site in-depth, I wasn’t aware of the many uses it had for educators, including the numerous apps for both teacher and students. Here’s a list I compiled of the apps found on Facebook…hopefully they will be useful for someone!!

                                                                                                    Apps for Students
•Books iRead: Share the books you’re reading, and see what others think of books.
•DoReasearch4Me: Makes it easy to gather information using your thesis statement, instructions, and more.
•Flashcards: Create flashcards to help you study
•Wikiseek Search: Use this to find Wikipedia articles and more.
•SkoolPool: Get the lowdown on schools, online and otherwise.
•RateMyProfessors: Find out what other students think of professors
•JSTOR: Find full text research articles on Facebook.
•Notely: Helps to organize your school life; calendars, notes, assignments and more.
•Study Groups: Bring people together for group collaboration.
•GetHomeworkHelp: Get connected with tutors and other students that can help with assignments.
•SwapRoll: Save on textbooks by trading them.
•Notecentric: Take notes and share them with classmates inside of Facebook.
•ClassNotes: Find scanned notes for your classes.

                                                                                                                           Apps for Teachers and Administrators

•BookTag: A great way to share and loan books out to students, plus create quizzes for studying.
•Webinaria Screencast Recorder: Record a video for students, and share it.
•Mathematical Formulas: Distribute formulas solutions, and more.
•Slide Share: Create presentations to send to students.

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