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The Best Web2.0 Technology Applications Randy J. Malta, 2 nd Life: Rando Mazi

What is Web2.0?  Web2.0 are online web resources that don’t use a lot of your computer resources.  Content is king and you are king because you develop the content.  Students contribute by creating content.  Constructivist - actively engaged in learning

1. Timelines

2. Photo Sharing

 flickr –  Creative Commons-  Photo Edit tools - Picnik - find flickr pictures and edit  Photosharing video by Lee Lefever

3. Photo Resizing

4. Live Classroom Polling (Free Clicker)  Polleverywhere  Live Audience Polling  Ask your audience a question. They answer using SMS text messages, Twitter, or the web (try voting!) Results update live in your web browser or PowerPoint. Twittertry voting! Twittertry voting!

The polls you downloaded are embedded on the next slide. You may view them by running the slideshow. Feel free to copy the poll slides to another presentation or build up your presentation starting from this one. - The Poll Everywhere Team Poll Everywhere

5. Digital Storytelling

 Voicethread –  Online media album that can hold any type of media: video, images, documents) and allows students to comment in 5 ways; voice by mic or phone, text, audio file or video via webcam.  Example  Jumpspot.com –

6. Specific Course Bookmarking

6. Specific Course Bookmarking 6. Specific Course Bookmarking  del.icio.us  Video by Lee LeFever GOcNU GOcNU GOcNU

7. Student Videos   Own Channel  Class Channels  Example: Speech class  Published worked

8. Voice Service  Read the words –   Example-

9. Cartoons 9. Cartoons  Create your own Cartoons   Example-

Extra’s : Just For Fun Extra’s : Just For Fun  Bubblr –  Blabbersize –  Bubbleshare –  Diagramming –  Flipbook –  Flock browser web2.0-ifiied –  Mapmaking –  Pageflakes –  Scribd –  Scratch –  To Do Manager –  Whiteboard –  Widgets –  Zamzar –

Helpful Videos  By Common craft - Lee LeFever  Photosharing  Del.icio.us bookmarking  Blogging  RSS Feeds  Wikis

Web2.0 Videos  Web2.0 in 5 minutes  Web2.0 history  A vision of students today  Did you know-  Information  fresh freshhttp:// fresh

Contact Info  Randy J. Malta    2 nd Life: Rando Mazi