Web 2.0 Tools focus on moving from receptively using technology toward the creation of new media. The possible list of tools seems almost infinite. Here we have begun to curate a list of commonly used tools and resources. Utilizing carefully selected tools in your teaching can be highly motivating to students and helps to support learning through "real world" applications.
Brainstorming, Concept/Mind-mapping Tools:
Collaborative Writing Tools:
- WordPress
- Blogger
- KidBlog--safe and simple blogs for the classroom; more kid-friendly
- Lefora--Resource for creating forums, threaded discussions, etc.
- Tumblr - Microblogging & social networking site
- Twitter--Popular social networking site that can be used to create micro-blogs (up to 140 characters), too
Creating Review Activities:
- Jeopardy Labs --Allows you to use existing or create new Jeopardy-style games
iPad Resources:
Learning Management Systems:
Online Flashcard Tools:
Poll/Survey Sites:
Social Bookmarking Sites:
Video Resources:
To suggest additional resources for this page, contact Stacy (slamling@dmacc.edu).