Want a unique way to motivate your students? Visit Glenn Wiebe at HistoryTech to see six sites that can be used to publish student work. Learners who do not feel excited to write just for the teacher may be very interested in sharing their work with the world and those that roll their eyes at a classmate’s critique might be interested in getting feedback from peers in other states and even in other countries. Further, if you have students who struggle to generate ideas, these sites also provide many examples of work for authors, artists, and emerging movie directors to browse before they create products themselves.
TODD’S TECH TUESDAY: Six ways to publish student work
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