This tool was actually rather hard to work with, I'm not sure if it was the site or just my internet connection but I could hardly do anything on in. Whenever I tried to upload a picture it would just freeze for about five minutes until I either exited out of the page, or refreshed it. The pros of this tool is that it is a fun way to teach on a timeline scale. Students would be able to utilize it to tell stories or a sort of project on a timeline. It will be really great for them to be able to see how everything works in time. It can be used for a lot more than just History, but to share how their weekend went, or to show the timeline of a science experiment. So far this has been my least favorite tool, but it does show the time difference which is really nice.
Utah Core Standard 2 for Social Studies, that says that the "students will understand chronology and significance of key events leading to self-government."
Ed-Tech Standard 8 which states that they "use technology resources for problem-solving, self-directed learning, and extended learning activities." As they can gather information from a tiki-toki and put it together in their head.
ISTE Knowledge Constructor: I critically select, evaluate, and synthesize digital resources into a collection that reflects my learning and builds my knowledge.
https://www.tiki-toki.com/timeline/entry/804757/The-United-Dream-by-Kylie-Lord/#vars!date=1607-05-14_19:15:50!
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