Tuesday, June 22, 2010
Thoughts About Using Avatars to Teach Internet Safety
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I enjoyed making my avatar yesterday! It's a great way to keep identities private. Fairygirl
ReplyDeleteMaking avatars is a very safe and fun way to protect students identities on the internet. Another great program that can be used is the free spore creator. The students would actually be able to download multiple avatars and create a comic strip or even an animated video about internet safety using the multiple avatars they created. ~Sally
ReplyDeleteFree Spore Creator sounds great, Sally. Thanks for the tip. -blogmaster
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