1. Effective Web 2.0 Tools for Your Classroom Article by Nicole Wanago Presentation by Kyle Brewer

2. Information ●Written by the Family Economics & Financial Education (FEFE) project director at the University of Arizona. ●Published by the Association for Career and Technical Education (ACTE) ●Published Jan 2013

3. Favorite Tools ●Lino —An online cork board for posting sticky notes, URLs, pictures or videos. www.linoit.comwww.linoit.com ●Popplet —A graphic organizer that can be created in real-time using virtual collaboration. www.popplet.comwww.popplet.com ●GoAnimate —An easy method for creating an animated video or comic. www.goanimate.comwww.goanimate.com

4. Favorite Tools (Cont.) ●Timetoast —A visual way to create a timeline using text and pictures with multiple layout options. www.timetoast.comwww.timetoast.com ●Storybird —Provides artwork to inspire students to write their own electronic story. www.storybird.comwww.storybird.com ●Glogster —Offers an innovative way to create interactive electronic posters with text, images, videos and music. www.edu.glogster.com

5. Tips From Experts ●Start small ●Be prepared ●Keep the focus on the content, not the technology ●Let students take the lead

6. Thoughts? ●Well Written ●Great Ideas ●Great Resources ●Great Advertising ●Encouraged Collaboration ●Very Informational ●Interesting

7. Take Away ●Free Resources at www.fefe.arizona.eduwww.fefe.arizona.edu ●Websites that provide variety into instruction ●Useful at all grade levels ●Forums for more information and Collaboration ●LESSON PLANS!!!

8. Resources Wanago, N. (2013). EFFECTIVE Web 2.0 Tools FOR YOUR CLASSROOM. Techniques: Connecting Education & Careers, 88(1), 18-21.