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Mindmap Wikipedia Content WikiMindMap is a tool to browse easily and efficiently in Wiki content, inspired by the mindmap technique. Wiki pages in large public wiki's, such as wikipedia, have become rich and complex documents. Thus, it is not always straight forward to find the information you are really looking for. This tool aims to support users to get a good structured and easy understandable overview of the topic you are looking for.

Mainly for businesses, but schools can create virtual classrooms, maintain calendars, assignment deadlines, host picture shows, video events and encourage parents participation, etc.

Here, you can create websites that mix all the best features of wikis, social networks, blogs, and message boards into a rich, user-generated community based around the whatever-it-is that rocks your socks. A social website that's so easy to use, anyone can participate.

"NoteMesh is like Wikipedia for your [class] notes". This service makes it possible for students in the same class (created in NoteMesh) to aggregate their notes. If users want to start a class, they just complete a form and NoteMesh creates a wiki page for the class. students who add the class to their roster could post notes to the wiki. Ultimately, you "collaborate to graduate".

Blogger is an easy site to use for setting up a blog. You can link just about anything to it and it can be linked to websites, facebook, or other social media very easily.

This is a great tool that could allow children to work collaboratively. This was a tool that was easy to use. I would highly recommend this site.

After receiving my grad degree I would use webnode as a tool to provide resources such as hypermedia tools to students and other teachers. My website would be organized according to subject area, offering links and brief descriptions of each.