Wallwisher

==I have seen [|Wallwisher] used in a few different ways by teachers, which has of course inspired me to write this post and come up with some more ideas of how to use it. So instead of writing the ideas in this post I have added them to the Wallwisher. Please feel free to add but additions are moderated.==

You do not have to set up an account, but for classroom use I would as you can save and view all of your walls.
= To Create an Account =

Click Create my Account.
= How to make a Wall = == == === First choose your wall colour and add distinguishing words to the end of your wall URL if you would like to personalise the wall. Click on the options of who is able to view or post notes. If you want to approve the posts click on the check box. ===

You can add links to a website or to a movie by pasting in the URL at the bottom of the note.
==You can add a picture to the note by copying the URL address of the picture and pasting it in the http box. When you are in google images, make sure you click on Full size picture and then copy the address. make sure it ends in jpeg ==

If you have given a unique name to your wall, anybody can view and add to it [|http://www.wallwisher.com/wall/ineducation]
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= Examples of using Wallwisher = media type="custom" key="7450897"

= Tom Barretts 29 Interesting ways to use Wallwisher in the classroom = media type="custom" key="7451143"