Web 2.0 Applications

Glogster

Wow ... This is an excellent additional tool for technology integration in the classroom. Glogster gives students another way (other than PowerPoint) to do presentation and to be creative.

Delicious 

Here is the link to my Delicious  account !

Being able to quickly access bookmarks using the tag feature is a much better advantage compared to using the regular bookmarking on other web browsers. Delicious is another platform that teachers can use for their students to help direct research for projects and papers.

Google Doc

Here is the link to my Google Doc.

Google drive is nothing new to me and I'm excited that more people are being to use it.

Feedly

I am appreciative of ECAP introducing this to me. On my Feedly I have WebMd and MedicineNet Daily New, that will help me to stay current with topics in my content area and share those topics with my students. Feedly helps to quickly search different topics without having to endlessly search the internet.

Wiki

WikiSpaces has endless possibilities and can help continue classroom discussion beyond the classroom. It can also serve as a place for student/student collaboration, as well as student/teacher collaboration. I'm excited about possibly implementing this into the classroom. 

Animoto

Digital story telling is perfect for those out of the box thinkers who are wanting to get their creative brains going. This is also a great way to capture students attention about an upcoming topic or unit.

Try our slideshow creator at Animoto.

WallWisher

I am a big fan of bulletin board posting. WallWisher is so easy to use in comparison to some of the other similar programs. This allows students the freedom of participating without being put on the spot (or adding their name if they want). 

Blogs

Davis's Applied Learning Environment

Mrs. Arensman's Blog Room

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