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8 thoughts on “Tech Tool for Embedded Readings”
Hi Scott, this is amazing. The tech nerd in me had to try it out immediately!!! I love it, it’s so easy. On the other hand – where/how do you save what you have created. It gives me an embed code but once you leave the page, the story is gone. It doesn’t seem to create a folder or anything of that nature to keep your files. I have searched several support sites but did not get lucky. Any advice? I would really love to use this on a regular basis in the classroom. It also opens up a host of opportunities for collaborative homework assignments.
Hi Brigitte,
Glad you find it useful! I’m sure there are tons of uses that the PLC will come up with beyond what I suggested. I haven’t explored the website too much yet, but I usually just click “Finish up.” At that point, I am given a link to the story. It doesn’t seem like the story can be downloaded and saved to the computer, so I just copy and paste the link into my story document. When I present it to the class, I copy and paste the link into the browser. Hope that works for you – email me with any questions!
Scott
sgrapin@pascack.k12.nj.us
Thanks for sharing, Scott!
This looks really fun!! I love how it adds suspense to the story…what will show up next?!! Welcome to the group!! (will you be at ACTFL?)
with love,
Laurie
I love this! Thanks!!!!!
Scott, were you able to just copy/paste into this program, or did you have to type it all out as it simulated?
This looks interesting. I wish that you were here to show me how to use it because it doesn’t seem intuitive to me.
Jim – I did copy and paste from Word, but I had to do it separately for each “character” (in this case, the embedded reading rounds). One key thing to know is that you cannot go back and edit once you go on to the next section, so make sure you’re happy with what you have before you continue.
Karen – feel free to email me (sgrapin@pascack.k12.nj.us) with any questions. It is very user-friendly once you get the hang of it.