I love this type of site and I think that students will have fun with it too.
I played with Image Chef and I am on a baseball team!!
This "sketch" was made from one of my digital photos uploaded to Dumpr. There were a lot more image generators on Dumpr to explore; this one just happened to catch my eye.
I made a Wordle using the URL to this blog:
Glogster looked like it would be fun to play with, students could use this venue instead of a paper poster. I made a poster with some photos from my trip to London in 2008. It was fun but not a very intuitive site and I did not get the glog to save properly. I will try again at a later date. All of these Web 2.0 tools would allow students to express themselves while using new technology.
This "sketch" was made from one of my digital photos uploaded to Dumpr. There were a lot more image generators on Dumpr to explore; this one just happened to catch my eye. 
2 comments:
I love your images! I also thought that glogster was interesting and fun, but not very easy to use and not very fast--though it probably would have been faster if I had a real topic I was trying to present.
Yes, I think if students were focused on an event or person or theme it would be easier to put something together. I did it backwards, thought about the pictures that I have on hand and tried to put something together. The site just did not have enough instruction for me.
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