A visual introduction to Wordshark!

Tutor Introduction to Wordshark (opens new browser tab with PDF) includes:

Part 1 – First run for tutors (4 slides)

1. Adding students
   
2. Student logins
   
3. Lists & Games

Part 2 – General introduction to the different modes – 

1. Supershark,
   
2. Set work,
   
3. Free Play 
   

A Student's Introduction to Wordshark (opens new browser tab with PDF)

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