Often, I throw out the name of Web 2.0 tools for classroom use and, to my dismay, am met with blank faces. Interested, yes; but blank, as far as recognizing the tool. The words Tagxedo, Glogster, VoiceThread mean nothing to the group. WebQuest? Still drawing a blank.
Web 2.0 tools are becoming a vital part of education, and even more importantly, have proven to be a vital part of the learning process for today's students.
Dont believe me? Check out these resources:
The purpose of this blog is to share links with my fellow teachers. The bulk of the links are designed for productivty. Teachers can create learning resources; students can use the tools to show evidence of their learning.
Welcome to this blog. My goal is to post a link-a-month. I welcome comments- as well as suggestions for future postings.
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