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In setting up student accounts, I was excited to learn that ThingLink is one of the most cost-effective teaching tools I've purchased yet. At $1 per student, even if we only use it for this project, it will still be worth it (though I have a hunch that it will get quite a lot of use over the next few months! It was super easy to set-up, too, as similar to Google Classroom and Freckle, students need only a classroom code to join the platform, and logging in with their Google account simplified things even further.
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Kids took their "Who Am I?" one-pagers and added at least four ThingLinks to the drawings. These had to explain the why behind their choices.
Look for some samples soon - I don't want to post without their permission! In the meantime, create your free account and explore ThingLink!
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