Dublin Literacy Conference 2012
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This document summarizes a presentation on Web 2.0 tools for literacy given at the Dublin Literacy Conference in 2012. It provides an overview of various free online tools including Google Docs, Forms, and Reader for collaboration and content creation. It also discusses tools for tagging, visualizing words, creating avatars and comics, bookmarking, note-taking, and recording audio books. Contact information is provided for the presenter.
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Dublin Literacy Conference 2012
- 1. Web 2.0 Tools for Literacy Dublin Literacy Conference 2012 Scott Sibberson
- 3. Google Reader Docs Forms Advanced Search Art Project (at the end)
- 4. Google
- 6. Google Docs
- 7. Create a google doc Create a document from scratch Import one of your current files
- 8. share a google doc
- 9. Google forms
- 14. Wall wisher
- 15. Wall wisher
- 16. Wall wisher Go to that address and add to the wall
- 17. Today’s meet
- 19. diigo
- 20. diigo
- 21. diigo
- 22. diigo
- 23. diigo
- 24. diigo
- 25. diigo
- 26. diigo
- 27. diigo
- 28. Evernote
- 29. Evernote
- 30. Evernote
- 31. Evernote
- 32. Evernote
- 33. Evernote
- 34. Evernote https://www.evernote.com/pub/ ssibberson/emailnotebook
- 35. tagxedo.com
- 36. tagxedo.com
- 37. tagxedo.com
- 38. wordle.net
- 39. wordle.net
- 40. wordle.net
- 41. voki
- 42. voki
- 43. voki
- 44. blabberize.com
- 45. blabberize.com
- 46. glogster.com There is a teacher site edu.glogster.com
- 47. glogster.com
- 48. symbaloo.com
- 49. symbaloo.com From my friend Katie Dicesare
- 50. aboogy.com
- 51. bit.ly
- 52. Tinyurl.com
- 53. KidBlog.org
- 54. KidBlog.org
- 55. KidBlog.org
- 56. KidBlog.org Demonstration at the Tech on the Go at 12:35
- 57. dabbleboard
- 58. animoto
- 59. animoto
- 60. storybird
- 61. storybird
- 62. Librivox.org
- 63. Librivox
- 64. Librivox
- 65. SumoPaint.com Online Photoshop-type program Bring in pictures Doctor them up Save them to computer
- 66. Contact Me Scott Sibberson e-mail ssibberson@mac.com blog scottsibberson.blogspot.com twitter @ssibberson
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