So I know a lot of the #PhysEd team members out there have probably already discovered the wonders of Pinterest as a way of collecting all the best bits from the web. What you probably haven’t thought of is how you can use this fantastic website to aid you in delivering a 21st century #PhysEd program.
iPhysEd recently signed up and we have begun collecting resources, videos, websites on the iPhysEd pinboard. Pinterest presents your resources & information in a visually appealing way and you can organise your boards any way you like.
All you need to do is sign up for an account (You can even link it to your Twitter of Facebook) and then add the “Pin it” button to your Bookmarks Bar. Anytime you stumble across a website, video, picture, resource that you think will be beneficial to your program then simply click “Pin It” and choose which pinboard you wish to add it to. It will be added to your pinboard and you can refer to it again later when you need it.
Check out iPhysEd’s Pinterest and see what you think. I am taking suggestions for new boards to create and look forward to following you and sharing #PhysEd pinboards with you.
iPhysEd recently signed up and we have begun collecting resources, videos, websites on the iPhysEd pinboard. Pinterest presents your resources & information in a visually appealing way and you can organise your boards any way you like.
All you need to do is sign up for an account (You can even link it to your Twitter of Facebook) and then add the “Pin it” button to your Bookmarks Bar. Anytime you stumble across a website, video, picture, resource that you think will be beneficial to your program then simply click “Pin It” and choose which pinboard you wish to add it to. It will be added to your pinboard and you can refer to it again later when you need it.
Check out iPhysEd’s Pinterest and see what you think. I am taking suggestions for new boards to create and look forward to following you and sharing #PhysEd pinboards with you.
