30 Days of webools #24: Create a MentorMob playlist

What is MentorMob?

It’s that word ‘curating’ that is popping up again! I found MentorMob, a curating tool,  by chance when surfing the Net and I really like this free tool. This is a great tool which allows one to put together articles, videos and blogs related to a subject of interest in a play list. The end produce has a gorgeous look in my opinion



Examples of MentorMobs

To show you what I mean
1) Take a look at this one on Blended Learning by Anna Conway  http://bit.ly/NNlNDs
It is a mix of items – videos and articles.



Create your own Playlist on MentorMob!



2) Using Technology to maximise instruction by Susan Oxenvad

This one seems to concentrate on blog posts Susan has written.

Create your own Playlist on MentorMob!

3) A collection of curating tools by Susan Oxenvad http://goo.gl/5eJ0s

Create your own Playlist on MentorMob!


Why should one use MentorMob?



This video gives some reasons for using MentorMob:

What is MentorMob? from mentormob on Vimeo.



How to create a MentorMob

Here are my instructions on how to create a MentorMob playlist from Slideshare



How to create a MentorMob playlist from Fiona Beal


This is my created MentorMob playlist – Great tools for teachers by Fiona Beal. I have used only articles and no videos or uploads this time around!


Create your own Playlist on MentorMob!


Webinar recording

Still to be added



Classroom uses

           

         *It is great to use for a flipped
classroom instruction post
.

         *Students can collect articles for the
same project in a team and then present to the

          class with a verbal explanation

         *It could allow absent students
to catch up with work.

         *Provides further resources on a topic.

         *For language learning one could include reading, writing, listening and speaking resources.

         *You can use a playlist for assessment as well, as there is something
called a ‘Popquizz

           that can be added where one can assess if students understood the
material.

         *Professional development resources –
this is a great way to create teacher training

 material instead of the bulky paper booklets/handouts.


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