Use Thinglink and Pinterest to make an interactive image and share it with your classmates.

1. Use Thinglink & Pinterest

2.  Go to www.thinglink.com/login
 Type in your ID (first name +
initial of family name without
any accent) @xduuty.xk
 Type in your password (given by
your teacher)
 Click on log in

3.  In the top right-hand corner,
click on create

4.  You can upload your image from
your computer, from the web or
from Facebook

5.  Give a title to your interactive
image
 Click on the photo to add a tag

6.  Give a title to your interactive
image
 Click on the photo to add as
many tags as you want.
 The first tag should be a general
presentation of your photo !
 The other tags will give details
about specific books, objects,
CDs, etc. in your shelf.

7.  Remember this is a written
expression.
 A dictionary like wordreference -
not a translator (Reverso, Google
traduction…) !!! - will be
absolutely necessary to help you
check and improve your English
language.

8.  Once you have finished tagging
your image, click on Save image
 You will be able to see and edit
your image. Click on me.
 Your teacher will be able to see
and comment your image but not
edit it and the rest of the class
will not have access to your
image for the moment.

9. Once your image is ready to be shared:
 Go to www.pinterest.com
 Click on se connecter
 E-mail :
acamusenglishteacher@gmail.com
 Password : given by your teacher

10.  Go back to your image on
Thinglink
 Click on partager
 Click on Pinterest
 Click on your classroom

11.  On Pinterest, click on Camus in
the top right-hand corner
 Click on your classroom
 Read your classmates’ shelfies
 Comment on at least 5 shelfies.
 Prepare your comments ! It’s
still necessary to use a
dictionary and correct yourself.
It’s part of the written
expression.

12. Be creative & original !