Carol Broos gave a presentation to Golden Apple Scholars about using various web 2.0 tools to motivate students to create. She provided examples of microblogging sites like Twitter and Plurk to connect with other educators. She also suggested using bookmarking sites like Delicious and Diigo, as well as platforms for sharing presentations, images, videos and more. Broos emphasized filling out profiles with information and media to engage others. She offered her own online resources and experiences using technology in teaching as models.

1. Motivate to Create!

2. Carol Broos Presentation to Golden Apple Scholars 2009

3. Twitter and Plurk - microblogging http://twitter4teachers.pbworks.com/ Find other educators to follow and share http://plurk4teachers.pbworks.com/

5. Bookmarking http://delicious.com Online bookmarks - sharing http://www.diigo.com Online bookmarks with groups

6. http://www.slideshare.net/ Share slide shows and/or presentations

7. (reflective group) http://www.wordle.net/

8. e xtranormal.com

9. http://taggalaxy.de/

10. glogster.com http://beatechie.pbworks.com

11. animoto.com

12. voicethread.com http://voicethread.com/#u244013.b304754

13. scribd.com Parental Consent

14. google docs

15. pbworks or wikispaces goldenapple.pbworks.com musictechie.pbworks.com

16. Introduction to Composer Project Winner of Larry Stiglebauer Technology Award 2009

17. http://composerproject.wikispaces.com/ This combines wikispaces, google maps, glogster, google video, iMovie, GarageBand, skype, teachertube, google forms, and much more!

18. Take, share, and contribute to web 2.0

19. You now have a PLaN to create!

20. [email_address] Carol Broos, Music Teacher Apple Distinguished Educator 09 Golden Apple Fellow 08 Google Teacher Academy 08 IL Music Teacher of the Year 08 Japan Fulbright Memorial Fund 07

23. School website 2007 student-centered website of the nation www.carolbroos.com

24. Motivate to Create!