The document discusses various technology tools that can be used for communication, collaboration, and knowledge sharing among professionals including live audio discussions, social networking platforms, wikis, blogs, and social bookmarking services. It provides examples of specific platforms like Elluminate, Skype, Ning, Wikispaces, Blogger, Delicious, and recommends using some of these tools for activities like live conferencing, connecting with other professionals, editing shared pages, reflecting on practice, and social bookmarking with tags.

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5. Activity Technology Alternatives Live audio discussion / "web conferencing" Elluminate and skype Live classroom, centra, dim dim (open source) Social environment with profile pages, discussion boards, shared resources Ning Edna groups, facebook, mc2 at vicnet, me.edu.au Knowledge building through collaborative web editing Wiki (for whole group, or for individuals) Wikispaces, www.acfe.vic.edu.au, wetpaint, wiki Social bookmarking Delicious Magnolia, digg, diigo, connotea, twine, stumbleupon Regular individual project reporting Blog (optional, very optional) Blogger, edublogs, wordpress (either hosted on own server) Communication tools

6. Live conference in Elluminate voice presentation text people

7. Social networking in Ning Latest updates connect people Your page

8. http://acenetwork.ning.com Short link http://tr.im/acetp for the classroom practice group.

9. Share knowledge in a wiki Edit page s join discussion

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11. Social bookmarking with Delicious Our “tag” is accessace http://delicious.com/tag/ accessace

12. “ Social”Bookmarks are so much better with juicy descriptive comments What's this about? No idea!

13. Reflect on your practice In a blog ..

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