As a follow-up to the Andy Carvin podcast post below, I wanted to share these additional Web 2.0 resources with you.
I frequently listen to an ed tech podcast called, Seedlings Podcast@Bit by Bit, which is produced by 3 ed tech specialists in Maine. In December they got together with ed tech teachers from all over Maine and put together a list of interesting and powerful Web 2.0 tools. Here is a link to there website where you will find all the links, Seedlings Podcast@Bit by Bit Show 11. There you will also find a link to the podcast where they discussed these tools.
Additionally, in January my instructional technology specialists group at BOCES had a similar discussion of distance learning and Web 2.0 tools. Here is a link to our podcast of this discussion at our site, ITS Tech Time - Episode 4 Bonus Show. In the show notes you will find links to all of the tools discussed.
Listen to these podcasts, explore the links and come back here to the blog to post or make a comment on something you found interesting. Better yet, use one of these tools personally or with your students and then tell us about it.
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There are a variety of great ideas on this site. There was one blog that could be used in a variety of ways to teach voice, perspective, and integrate literacy into the content areas. The blog asked fourth grade students to help a traveler identify what they might need to learn and pack before the traveler departs on the next leg of their travels.
Lori, these resources are great. I am exploring the use of Pageflakes or Netvibes as an additional research portal for the high school library. I would like to create pages for research projects and curriculum areas. I have used both personally and have seen other library examples but am not sure which would work best. Do you have any suggestions or personal preference?
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