This website discusses using Twitter in the language classroom. The students could actually tweet or Facebook message others from Hispanic countries (or whatever country they are studying). It would be a great way to get the students communicating outside of the classroom in the language. 

This website discusses incorporating technology into a geography lesson. It focuses on involving others who would tweet their locations and hints on specific locations. Students would then search for these places on Google Earth.

This website has an enormous list of Web 2.0 tools that would work well in the classroom. All websites are divided into different lists, depending on their purpose. Then, in each list gives the tool, the website, and a description of what it does. 

This page discusses some ideas for Project-Based Learning in the world language classroom. I am really excited about this page because it gives some really great ideas. The author says that not many teachers are using PBL in a world language classroom, so we are paving the way.

This is a website created in 2010 with a list of web 2.0 tools that would be great for educators in the classroom.

This website has a list of web 2.0 tools that I have never used before. Many of them are free and seem to be worth checking out!

This website gives a list of technology and tools that will be useful in the world language classroom. These tools, however, can be used in many different classes!

This website is a presentation with an updated version of Bloom's Taxonomy for the 21st Century. It includes suggestions for web 2.0 tools for each department of the taxonomy.

This website allows students to experience the Mexico holiday Day tothe Dead by building an altar to a deceased person. Great way to experience the culture.