Here's an example - much easier to look at a completed Thinglink than to explain it in words, to me...
Here's a short presentation I put together for my high school's faculty. We've started to use Thinglink for both student projects as well as teacher created works - one teacher has created a Math summary study guide that she's provided to her students to study for finals!
Finally, here's a short video that explains how to add content, once you have your account set up and have added a background image upon which you can place the links.
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We've all heard the saying, "A picture is worth a thousand words.. For teaching purposes ,teacher can use classmint.com for creating interactive and engaging images.Classmint is a website where you could put different content on one page through the form of url links. Teachers can create images to introduce or support lessons and many more things. For more information , checkout classmint.com.
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