I have used Jing to create an image including text and graphics to help my students learn how to convert metric units. Jing is a small program that allows you to take a snapshot of your screen with boundaries that you set. I like this tool, but I don't think you cannot change or delete text boxes/shapes/arrows in your image after you save it, which was extremely aggravating. Both image and video files can be produced through Jing. Unlike some other image editers, your products can be saved anywhere on your PC. Unhappy with the file format of your product? You can convert them with an online image converter. Below you will find my Jing Graphic.
This tool and product meets the ISTE NETS T standard 1 for breeding a greater appreciation for and use of technology in my classroom. I'm sure my students will like the break from watching me write on the whiteboard and using a handout or presentation. The graphics I can use will definitely liven up the notes/activities more than text and lecture alone. This will also meet standard 5, because I am using existing (possibly emerging) technology to support student learning and I plan on using this technology to interest my students while demonstrating mastery and use of technology in the classroom. With the students I teach role modeling and demonstration of technology skills is key to actively involving them in the learning process.

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