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web2.0 and ideas of how you can use them in the classroom

Another recommendation by Kathy. Create your own timeline

A great website recommended by Kathy. Have a look!

When a couple of former Picnik engineers and a monkey get together, you get PicMonkey! alternative to Picnik! Yay! I like this web app because its easy to use, free and no sign in or login required (for now)

A great website for composing music. Good for maths too as you have to focus on using thirds, quarters, etc. 

Create online newspapers 

A search engine that searches through wikipedia for you and then creates a mind-map of all available information.

Wow some amazing resources here for English. This worth a look when planning for the week or term ahead

Looking for something to jazz up your literacy lesson? Check out Domo by goannimate. A free animation tool that allows you to create funky looking animations. A great tool for any literacy lesson especially if wanting to emphasise dialog, setting and characterisation for creative writing. 

Amazing online paint tool photoshop like

A great poster creator. Worth a look students can upload images and manipulate them to look like posters. Students can export out to blogs etc or print. Could be useful online tool for short presentations of student work. 

Great sight with a huge list of sites where students can create Art Work online

This could be great for the web 2.0 eyt group its an online animation app with where you can choose from a stable of characters and backgrounds

This looks interesting. Would be suited to the advanced level 3 and 4 student wanting to go further than the usual 'design your own bedroom" or draw a floor plan of your dream bedroom.

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