Remember the days of presenting with poster board. Wait, are you still using poster boards?  Limit the amount of paper you are wasting by having your students attempt to make a Glog with Glogster. 

A glog is similar to a blog; insofar as, providing content in a hypermedia-interactive media linked through various sources of information.  However, a glog is much more image-based.  So, visual learners would benefit from using this web tool.  I have had two students construct glogs as for classroom projects.  The links to the projects are below. 

To be a Geek or to be a Nerd?  That is an interesting question.  Which is a more noble cause? I really liked this info-graphic, and I liked the comparison of these similar, yet surprisingly different, lifelong learners.

MastersInIT.org

I know it isn’t a Glogster, but it is an attractive informational image.  However, it isn’t interactive like a Glogster.  How can content-rich-info-graphics be used within the classroom?  Think of a project to capitalize on this instructional medium.  Challenge students to create graphics online with worthwhile information. Make it cool to be a geek/nerd. Make it cool to learn.