Fotobabble

=Fotobabble=

how it works:
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Russell Stannard teacher training video

example task:
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other ways to use this tool:
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 * **Describe the person**: What is she wearing? What does he look like? What do you think she´s doing? Why is he there?...
 * **"My favourite object"**
 * **"When I was little"**
 * **Directions**: give exact directions from your school to the place where the picture was taken.
 * **Police helpline**. e.g. Who´s lost their pen?

student work:
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more info and useful links:

 * Ian James´s blogpost on Fotobabble and Wallwisher
 * @http://ifoundyourpen.blogspot.com/ contains lots more fotobabbles by Vincent Murphy

similar tools and alternatives:
Wallwisher allows you to post "stickies" on a poster and add pictures and links
 * Ian James´s blogpost on Fotobabble and Wallwisher
 * Interesting Ways to Use Wallwisher in the Classroom created by Tom Barrett
 * Ms Miller´s suggestions: 16 Ways to Use a Wall