So when I was looking at the article that I shared on Diigo this week (week 13), I thought to find a site/program that may be accessible for schools. Keeping this in mind, I came across the site Twiducate.
This site is very much like Twitter and was developed to be a school specific form of Twitter. The site allows a teacher/librarian to create a FREE account, and create classes. Also, one can post links, resources, and other information that students will be able to see and make use of.
I have to check to see if it will be blocked by the filters at my school, but if it is not, I believe that this can be a great tool to use and share with the students at my Middle school, and possibly at the high school.
I like how the site has made efforts to remain free for users. Also, I like that teachers/librarians can create classes and post information, links, and resources for students.
When creating a class, each student will get a password that is automatically created for students to use. As the admin of the account, when a class is created, the site creates them.
Check it out and hopefully it have a place in your library!
Cheers,
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