In this post, I wanted to share how Sutori can be used to help students document their work throughout a project, to create a final presentation, or to create a timeline of events. Sutori will help students tell their story and process in a visually appealing format.
Here is an example student project featured on Sutori’s site:
Here is a walkthrough of Sutori I created: A Highlight of Some Key Features
Reasons I’m recommending Sutori:
- It’s interactive
- easily add images and embed video
- add interactive quizzes
- create threaded discussions and forum questions
- It’s collaborative
- have students work together, in real time, like a Google Doc
Ideas for using Sutori:
- Newton’s Law of Motion
- The Solar System
- Book – Eleanor & Park
- History of Cuban-US Relations
- Paris Ville Lumière
- Chocolate Fudge Bundt Cake
- Senior Capstone Project
- Weekly goal setting
- Service trip reflection
- Classroom Ideas – by subject
How are you having students document their process as they work through projects, labs, and papers? And how are we using that to emphasize the importance of process (versus just assigning a grade for the final product)?
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