Name: ThingLink
Item: ThingLink
Rating: 4
Author: Amy Lauren Botula

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Sandy W. Catalyst Charter Middle School Ripon, United States 2 followers	Easy way to integrate multimedia in one place Submitted January 7, 2015
Lauren A. Mount Pleasant Area School District Mount Pleasant, United States 1 followers	ThingLink allows students an organized way to analyze an image, political cartoon, map, etc... by incorporating active... Submitted January 5, 2015
Amber P. 10 followers	Make Images Come Alive Submitted December 21, 2014
Jaclyn C. 4 followers	Great for math class. Submitted December 19, 2014
Tanya H. Miton Middle School Milton, United States 3 followers	This is the perfect tool to get students looking at innovative ways to present information. Submitted December 4, 2014
Darrell W. 22 followers	A nice tool if your school's web-filter doesn't block it. Submitted November 17, 2014
Jeremy N. Omaha Public Schools Omaha, United States 9 followers	Great tool for Independent Practice Submitted October 6, 2014
Caitlin M. Shorecrest Preparatory School Saint Petersburg, United States 26 followers	Use ThingLink for new student orientation. Submitted September 21, 2014
Andrew T.	Students create interactive images; it's as good as what you put into it Submitted July 6, 2016
Tara W. Golden Valley High School Merced, United States 31 follower	Text tags and link tags allow teachers and students to develop concepts and explain thinking. Submitted August 29, 2014 1 person found this useful
Melissa P. 8 followers	Easy-to-use interactive tool for curating content and engaging learners. Submitted July 31, 2014
Maggie G. Patrick F. Taylor Science & Technology Academy Jefferson, United States 2 followers	Great way for student to present what they have learned. Submitted July 21, 2014
Jen L. 2 followers	Great way to deliver professional development! Submitted July 17, 2014
Amanda H.	Lessons are best limited to topics that lend themselves to annotatable images. Submitted June 26, 2014
Kris E. 5 followers	Great tool for getting students (or teacher for PD) interested in investigating a topic Submitted June 23, 2014
Jenny A. Casita Center for Science/Math/Technology Vista, United States	Interactive Images used for a variety of purposes Submitted June 17, 2014
sandymonterey	This creativity app provides pedagogical support for higher order thinking skills and accessibility on both the Web and... Submitted May 27, 2014
Jennie K. American School Foundation Of Guadalajara Guadalajara, Mexico	Thinglink is an easy to learn tool for demonstrating knowledge or engaging students in learning Submitted May 16, 2014
Adrian N. 7 followers	Thinglink is a great tool for analyzing primary source documents. Submitted May 13, 2014
Jay V. 9 followers	Interactive images that are great for publishing and sharing Submitted May 23, 2014

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