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Collaborators come in all different shapes and sizes. This info-graphic identifies the top nine types of collaborators that typically exist within organizations. Ranging from early adopters to social butterflies to the begrudging skeptic.

Collaborators come in all different shapes and sizes. This info-graphic identifies the top nine types of collaborators that typically exist within organizations. Ranging from early adopters to social butterflies to the begrudging skeptic.

This website lists a variety of collaboration tools that can be benefitial in the schools. Some of these collaborations sites deal directly with documents, spaces, sticky notes, notebooks and walls, PDFs, and even graphs and charts. Check it out!

This website lists a variety of collaboration tools that can be beneficial in the schools. Some of these collaborations sites deal directly with documents, spaces, sticky notes, notebooks and walls, PDFs, and even graphs and charts. Check it out!

I chose this resource because how technology helps with classroom collaboration. How it flattens the walls of the classroom. It also talks about how students grow with classroom collaboration. Then it has a few videos describing specific case studies with teachers and classroom collaboration.

I chose this resource because it describes 10 technology tools teachers can use in the classroom to encourage classroom collaboration with the students. It gives examples of discussion tools, communication and collaboration tools, and tool for presenting. Then it list benefits for using these tools.

This is a collaboration website. It allows teachers from all over the globe to interact, share, and collaborate their different ideas and lessons.

This App allows you to "take collaborative notes, share data and files, and use comments to share your thoughts in real-time." It is an excellent tool to develop collaborative note-taking and writing outlines. Classroom projects and group works can be a lot easier with this app.

This is a website within classjump.com (collaboration tool) that one school created so teachers, faculty, students, and parents can collaborate and keep open lines of communication. From this site, you can view any teachers lesson plan for any particular class, as well as, get updated on upcoming events. Within this one site, there are many subpages that are easily organized so that any teacher, student, or parent can access the information they need. Assignments, payments, events, and many other things have been collaborated on this one website to make communication at any level much easier.

I chose this resource because it lists various apps and websites that teachers could use for student collaboration in the classroom. The website is a credible site that many of educators like to use. You can explore each of the websites or apps in more detail by just clicking on them.

This is a quick Tutorial on Google Docs. As long as you have the internet, Google Docs is a great tool that you can have at your fingertips . Google Docs allows you to create, pre and post assesment, spreadsheets, collaboration, etc...

This is a quick Tutorial on Google Docs. As long as you have the internet, Google Docs is a great tool that you can have at your fingertips . Google Docs allows you to create, pre and post assesment, spreadsheets, collaboration, etc...

Padlet is another way to collaborate with students or parents who want to quickly and easily post something for anyone to access. There is an option to post anonymously. It's a great tool for feedback or questions/concerns or even a way for parents and students to talk to one another.

Teacher's review of Edmodo, a website mentioned in the chapter as a collaborative tool.This site can be used as a classroom/teacher website. It's like a safe, classroom friendly version of Facebook.

Teacher's review of Edmodo, a website mentioned in the chapter as a collaborative tool.This site can be used as a classroom/teacher website. It's like a safe, classroom friendly version of Facebook.

Easy way to inform all of the students what is going on in the class

Edmodo is an easy way to get your students connected so they can safely collaborate, get and stay organized, and access assignments, grades, and school messages.

Edmodo is an easy way to get your students connected so they can safely collaborate, get and stay organized, and access assignments, grades, and school messages. This final resource is a tool that you can create a page for parents and students to access with useful information related to the class. It works similar to a Facebook page, but is a more appropriate way to communicate.

These interactive, real-time collaboration tools make designers' work easier - wherever you are in the world.

Edmodo is a website similar to facebook that corresponds to a site that is similar to D2L. If a school does not have their own D2L, Edmodo is a good site to use for one.

Edmodo is an easy way to get your students connected so they can safely collaborate, get and stay organized, and access assignments, grades, and school messages.

My daughter's school uses Edmodo and it works great for students. Teachers assign homework, and students ask follow-up questions while completing the assignment or anything concerning the class lesson.

This website is similar to google docs, it's real time collaboration with members of a group (students and teachers) where they can write posts, submit files, draw on a whiteboard, and use a calendar feature. It also has a chat feature and is free

This professional learning network enables collaboration and discussion amongst colleagues about new ideas regarding Web 2.0.

This is an app that allows students to collaborate with one another to create a drawing. The app could also be used for students to communicate in other ways than face-to-face. The best part about this app is that students do not need to be sitting next to each other to create a drawing. Students from across the room could communicate through the app without discussing face to face. Allowing students the opportunity to express creativity in methods other than writing could increase students level of comfort with a specific material.

A great resource for teachers who are stumped on how to integrate technology into their existing classroom. Includes how to get started as well as ideas like, "if you have an interactive whiteboard", "if you have computers in your classroom", etc.

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Integrating Technology in the classroom with some examples on what to use for the technology available.