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A blog post describing various options available for publishing students writing online...Goes into the pros and cons of each service...worth a read...

Student Blogging Guidelines - What guidelines does your school have for students blogging and publishing work online? This article provides a good starting point with some guidelines and questions that students can ask themselves before they publish their blog/work online.

Tikatok is an online creative community whose mission is to turn kids into published authors. Students can use their own illustrations and publish their book, even order real paperback and hardcover books.

An email received from Tikatok regarding postage to Australia. Not bad makes book about $20-$25 dollars Hi Kristy, Thanks for the email. Postage should be about $16-25 I believe. Thanks, Katie __________________ Katie Cowan Porro Senior Account Manager, Education Market Tikatok, LLC (p) 774-218-8472 (f) 774-961-3539 katie@tikatok.com www.tikatok.com

web 2 tools that provide a URL for publishing sharing etc

A fantastic tip on creating quizes using google docs

The very easiest way to publish your students work. Email the work in (words documents, photos, movies, presentations almost anything) and posterous will add it to your blog.

Share powerpoints online, easy and powerful sharing of presentations. Ability to comment and discuss presentations. A very easy way to publish student presentations.

The second biggest search engine in the world and a massive collection of movies. Create a channel for your school or class and use it to publish student movies and keep parents involved in whats happening at school. Use the playlist function to direct students to the movies that you want them to watch.

Free e-books! Open Library is an open, editable library catalog, building towards a web page for every book ever published

A Tour of Storybird, a great literacy tool. SImple, quick and effective. Look at http://storybird.com/books/the-beach/ for the first attempt by a 5 year old,\nA very nice tool. Currently you are able to publish it to storybird, accept comments but not embed

A simple story about the beach by Kieran, age 5. Made in StoryBird with a 10 minute limit to learn how to use the application, write a book and read it. (Captured with a screen capture tool) Very nice tool. Currently you only able to publish it to storybird.

This website catalogues out of copyright text into Audiobooks for free download - can be used on iPods

Create your own books. Fantastic Free application for students to create their own characters and storyline. You can use existing characters and backgrounds or create them usingyour own images. you can also set up class accounts! Well worth a look Primary and secondary.