How Many Penguins Does It Take to Sink an Iceberg? - 0 views
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Darren Walker on 27 Dec 08This paper seeks to consider the benefits and barriers to using web 2 in the classroom Education web2.0 teacher eLearning web2
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A Collection on "Web 2.0 Directories" - 0 views
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List of Web2.0 directories - recently updated
Free Web 2.0 Books - 3 views
Online image / photo editor pixlr free - 1 views
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This link was provided by fsinfo on Plurk. It is a web2.0 web tool that permits you to manipulate images.
httpSHape Collage - 0 views
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Make collages from online pictures into differnt shapes. Looks so cool!
Wading Web2 Home - Wading the Web2 - 0 views
Web2.0 and Education: Moblyng: Creating Photo Slideshows - 0 views
Web 2.0 search results for avatar | Listio for Web 2.0 - 0 views
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This website provides links and information regardin numerous Web2.0 tools.
Mutapic - 0 views
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Web2.0 web based tool that provides a blank pallet. Create your very own painting.
David Warlick's introduces the idea of Personal Learning Networks (PLN) - 0 views
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My faculty know there are tools out there to help them. That's not hard to understand. My focus is getting their attitudes / feelings / affective domain to shift towards openness, sharing, and interdependence. I feel that conceptual understanding of the PLN is a major barrier to powerful and transformative use of web2.0 tools. This article does a good job of explaining it in an accessible way.
Web 2.0 to support the nets - 0 views
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This is great for integrating web2.0 tools
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advice for all teachers using web2.0 tools in their classrooms - 0 views
100 Helpful Web Tools for Every Kind of Learner | College@Home - 7 views
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100 Web Tools for Every Kind of Learner. Thanks @bookjewel!
quietube | Video without the distractions | Youtube, iPlayer, Viddler, Vimeo and more - 22 views
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quietube: Video without the distractions
Online Mind Mapping and Brainstorming - MindMeister - 40 views
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Mind mapping website that permits collaboration on projects.
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This mindmapping tool is relatively easy to use and has an interface that looks like MS Office. There are collaborative capabilities and the ability for multiple users to make changes and comments. WHat I like is that you can export your mindmap into various formats. FOr example, when exporting to Word, it gives you a document outline with all your topics and subtopics as different levels of headings, so you can just plug in the text.
Mind Mapping in my Classroom with MindMeister - 0 views
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Chance to win free Mind Meister Pro licenses
Memrise - the fun way to learn anything - 0 views
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An online learning tool that uses flashcards augmented with mnemonics to boost the speed and ease of learning.
