Top 25 Web 2.0 Sites for Education
Google/Gaggle - Google Apps are some of the most popular services for document creation and collaboration. Gaggle (for a small fee) filters Google Apps (Zoho as well) to make it an ideal choice for education. Also, Gaggle allows for filtered blogging, chatting, messaging boards, and filtered videos in You Tube, etc.
Edmodo - A wonderful free site that creates an educational environment for students that focuses on skills such as blogging and collaboration.
Glogster - A great multi-media site for creating interactive posters that can be viewed online. Plus, student accounts can be created by an educator without the need of a student email.
Voice Thread - One of the most popular web 2.0 sites around. An ideal site for creating interactive presentations/slide shows.
Myths & Legends - A free site that is wonderful for digital storytelling. All a teacher has to do is get approval from a school administrator to sign a school up for this great service.
Animoto - Create dynamic slide shows with one of the most popular slide show creators on the web.
Mixbook - A great way to create a safe and secure environment for students to create online or real books (for order).
Prezi - The evolution of presentations has arrived with this zoomable presentation creator. Also, there is an educational portal in the works.
Aviary Education - A safe, secure way that offers many services for students, such as photo editor, audio editor, and movie creator.
Diigo - An ideal site for social bookmarking that allows teachers to create student account for sharing and annotating links.
Weebly - A fantastic site for creating a student or teacher websites with the ability to blog.
ToonDoo Spaces - One of the best online comic creators that allows for student accounts.
Kidblog - One of the top ways for students to create blogs in a safe environment.
Primary Access - A nice site for digital story telling that allows students to use a variety of different resources su