Checking out Glogster

Yesterday, I blogged about ways to use Web 2.0 for assessment and ran across and article that mentioned Glogster.  I had never head of Glogster and had no clue how it worked, so I did a little research.  I found out that Glog refers to a graphical blog and Glogster is a platform for teachers and students to create different interactive Glogs.

Here is an example from the Glogster page:

Teachers can make pages like this to help teach students about any subject and find and share educational content such as videos, audio clips, pictures, and text.  This provides a fun and interactive way for students to learn.  It also allows students to make graphical research papers by creating Glogs similar to the one pictured above.

I haven't signed up to make a Glog yet, but the tool looks promising, so I figured I would share!  Let me know if you have done one before!