Thursday, May 27, 2010
Listphile
Ever created a list for students? Listphile is a site dedicated to creating list in a database form that you can then access and do several different things with. You can even create a list in Atlases form (Great for map assignments). There are also databases that can you can collaborate with others on, as well as some other features. There is a directory that you can search through list already created. There is also a categories and tags section so that you can see other lists that people have done.
Each list that you can create can include a picture, information, links, video, etc. It is a great way to organize a database for your students, or create an area to organize links and resources for your classroom. For an introduction to Listphile, view their demo page for a video to see what all you can do with the product. To use Listphile you will need to create an account which requires Username, Password, and email. The site does require email verification which can make it difficult to use in the classroom setting some times. In the future their will be a voting option as well, but unsure what that will mean. To create a list you will provide a Title, Description, choose the Type of List, Determine Rights/License, Category, and Membership requirements.
Impact on Education?
- Create a place for students to list results from research on a person, place, or event
- Use the Atlas feature and have students map out historic events and where they happened
- Have students create list of historic events, town descriptions, ways to save money, how to solve math problems, results of scientific experiments.
- As a teacher, create a list to share with students links to resources that they can use in your classroom.
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