2. Promotes differentiated instruction
Enhances comprehension and retention
Raises student interest and motivation
Helps students to visualize ideas
Encourages self-expression and creativity
Web 2.0 in the Classroom
3. Glogster -
http://www.edu.glogster.com
Glogster is a free poster
creation tool with a special
section for educators.
Students can share what they
have learned with other
students and parents.
Examples of Web 2.0 for students:
5. Voice Thread allows
students to import
pictures or video to the
computer and then
group conversations
can be collected and
shared.
These conversations
could be about a
picture from the civil
war or a diagram of the
parts of a flower.
Voice Thread - http//voicethread.com
6. Animoto is a video
creation tool that
allows users to upload
digital photos, add
background music and
text to create an
animated video.
Animoto can be used
for digital storytelling
and sharing units of
study with other
students or adults.
Animoto - http//www.animoto.com
7. Sources:
Berger, P, Trexler, S. (2010). Choosing Web 2.0 Tools for Learning and Teaching in
a Digital World. Libraries Unlimited. Santa Barbara, California; Denver,
Colorado; Oxford, England.
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