Creating
a timeline with Read, Write, Think includes some simple clicks, and typing in
your information to create an eye-catching visual representation of anything!
Simple enough for adults and children to use!
Hİ, everyone
It has been a long time that I am not here. but today I'll share really useful tool that is timeline. My lovely friend Sevilay and I presented this tool in our class.
Timeline can be organized by time of day, date, or event, and the tool allows users to create a label with short or long descriptive text. The ability to add an image encourages students to create a visually appealing project.
Add, drag, and rearrange items as needed.
Saving capability allows students to return to their work and make revisions.
Final work can be shared via e-mail or saved to the device's camera roll.
Why do we use this tool ?
Help children plan a story or prepare
for a special event, or let teens review memories and stories from the past.
The Timeline tool allows them to create and organize events--real and
imagined--and even add images to the descriptions. Saving capability allows them
to come back to unfinished work, or they can share their final timeline with
friends and family via e-mail.
Ideas to try
- Looking the buid skills or create new habits? help children or teens make and manage a focused schedule and activities for a week.
- After reading a book or
story, review the events by helpin children put them in order. encourage them
to record their reactions to enhance the view
- Before a big event such as a family gathering or
vacation, help children or teens plan what steps need to be taken to get
ready. Ask them to keep track of the steps as they are accomplished.
- you can want your students to create their one
day using simple present tense.
steps of creating timeline
I really advice you to offer this tool to your students.
We made this video with Sevilay,to make easy to
understand how to create timeline.
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