Use these examples of projects created by students to inspire technology integration in your middle school social studies program.
Creative use of technology can engage students, and help you integrate your iPads, PCs, or Chromebooks into the curriculum.
These digital projects were created by elementary students using Wixie.
Students research a person from history, or a character in a book they are reading, and summarize their findings in the form of a trading card. Turn it into a card game by assigning points and powers and developing rules for playing cards against each other.
To help students better understand the perspectives of those in different times and cultures, have them develop newsletters that recall and retell historic events.
Students create a portfolio for a significant person in history to showcase this person’s contributions to the community and our life today.
Students connect with the past as they write a first-person account of events in history.
Students interview an artifact, or local monument, to discuss its experience during an historical period.
Students develop materials to promote a region or country they are studying and create a pitch to attract visitors to this location at a tourism trade show.
Students can create digital debates to demonstrate understanding of the views held by each side of an issue.
Wixie took our education about China geography to a new level! @cziggy1 @BethBianchi @TESSeagulls pic.twitter.com/kfnIsZfcvO
— Anne Bianchi (@anne_bianchi) April 21, 2016
We made hero trading cards for Women's History Month. Feel free to download and print our cards here: https://t.co/eMqm6hPDHT #Wixie #Tech4Learning #FlemRarSchools #CopperHillES pic.twitter.com/K6Z6Ma8GGg
— MrsMooreFRSD (@MrsMooreFRSD) March 23, 2018
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