Sutori is a great tool 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.
I have written about Sutori before:
- Documenting Growth & Reflecting on Connections in #APCalculus Using Sutori, Flipgrid, and Socratic
- Using Sutori + Flipgrid to Document & Reflect on Class Experience (Including a Sample Template)
- Using Sutori for Students to Track Study Progress & Reflections
In this post, I wanted to share some ideas for using Sutori in a variety of subjects. The Sutori team actually provides a series of Walkthroughs featuring topics such as: How to Use Sutori – Business & Personal, How to Write a Narrative, PD: Sutori for the Digital Classroom. I took their How to Use Sutori and modified it a bit to include more subjects and to feature some additional projects I’ve found and loved:
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I shared this with my school district and I’ve been trying to get teachers to use Sutori. After sending this to the teachers, I took a closer look and the Chocolate Fudge Bundt Cake is a Sutori I did as an example for my students.
Ted – I love that Chocolate Fudge Bundt Cake example. I always share it. Such a perfect use of Sutori. So glad you saw this & left a message :)
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