Create a wiki where all users can contribute knowledge and comments at Wikispaces.
To see a demonstration wiki visit the rap zone. This wiki shows comments from two or three people as they trialled the 16 Web 2.0 tools. Trainers who want to run workshops about the 16 tools may wish to set up a wiki using the same structure.
Alternative option:
You may wish to create your own blog, using www.blogger.com, and share your blog link in the module wiki.
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October 2009 in this blog features 16 free online Web 2.0 tools to enable creativity and sharing in the classroom. The focus is on choosing tools to support higher order thinking and Quality Teaching. A 10 hour training module encourages self-paced individual creation of resources for IWBs, using these tools. It can also be used with groups in after-school workshops. Individuals and groups share their products in a blog or in the module wiki at http://rapzone.wikispaces.com/
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- Tool 1: Wordle
- Tool 2: Timetoast
- Tool 3: KerPoof
- Tool 4: Bitstrips
- Tool 5: Pixton
- Tool 6: Power League
- Tool 7: Animoto
- Tool 8: Storybird
- Tool 9: Classtools.net
- Tool 10: Glogster EDU
- Tool 11: Benettonplay
- Tool 12: Prezi
- Tool 13: Gliffy
- Tool 14: Voice Thread
- Tool 15: Yola
- Tool 16: Wikispaces
- Welcome: Free online Web 2.0 tools
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