ischool 611 Web 2.0

Lots of great tech tips. A good site to syndicate in Google Reader!

Free and low-cost tools and resources for creating multimedia content

Aimed at Computer Science, but I think it might be useful in other disciplines

Useful links for creating a Web 2.0 learning environment.

This page was created by a retired school librarian. It collects examples of Web 2.0 resources being used in libraries.

This website is a great collection of links to Web 2.0 tools that have been used in libraries.

This Ning is a great resource for school media specialists as everyone can learn from each other.

This Ning is a great resource for teacher-librarians.

An article by Nancy Willard in Education World that outlines the 6 key components that schools should have when addressing the issue of internet safety.

Teachers First offers reviews of various Web 2.0 tools and gives suggestions for their uses.

Internet safety information for students and teachers

Another Web 2.0 tool! This site is much like a bulletin board, where you can post Post-it-like notes. Joyce Valenza blogged about it, suggesting you could use it for backchannel feedback in class. It could also be used for collaborative note taking, gathering feedback, having discussions, etc.

A website that has creative commons photographs indexed like an encyclopedia.

A web site that has picked out 100 of the best blogs that school librarians can use to stay current in the latest technologies, reading lists, special projects, ebook trends and more.

Provides links to various information that relates to many aspects of school librarianship.

This is an archive that allows users to see what a page (Google, for example) looked like in the past. It's an interesting way to see how websites have evolved.

A priceless, virtually limitless cataloging source

A place for collaboration and information via librarians

Free site, provides educators with quick access to NYS learning standards. Very easy to use. This site cuts straight to the standards.