HWDSB Web 2.0 Literacy
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This document discusses how new Web 2.0 tools can support literacy and provides examples of tools for students and teachers. It describes Audacity for podcasting, Google Docs for collaborative writing, and Google Notebook for research. It recommends starting with one new tool per semester to build experience and provides a link to view the full presentation on slideshare.net.
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Workshop1 Powerpoint Slides 26802
This document discusses using online tools to facilitate student project work. It introduces Gliffy for online project planning, Google Calendar for reporting progress, and Google Docs & Spreadsheets for document sharing. Gliffy is a free online drawing software that allows for sharing and collaborating on files. Google Calendar allows teams and instructors to share schedules and monitor progress. Google Docs & Spreadsheets provides a platform for collaboration and sharing documents.
Workshop1 Powerpoint Slides 26802
This document discusses using online tools to facilitate student project work. It introduces Gliffy for online project planning, Google Calendar for reporting progress, and Google Docs & Spreadsheets for sharing and collaborating on documents. Gliffy is a free online drawing software that allows users to share and collaborate on files. Google Calendar allows teams and instructors to monitor project progress and send reminders. Google Docs & Spreadsheets provides a platform for collaborating and sharing documents.
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This document discusses using online tools to facilitate student project work. It introduces Gliffy for online project planning, Google Calendar for reporting progress, and Google Docs & Spreadsheets for sharing and collaborating on documents. Gliffy is a free online drawing software that allows users to share and collaborate on files. Google Calendar allows teams and instructors to monitor project progress by sharing calendars and sending reminders. Google Docs & Spreadsheets provides a platform for collaborating and sharing documents and spreadsheets.
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This document discusses using online tools to help students plan projects and monitor progress in a workshop about facilitating student work with social software. It introduces Gliffy for online project planning, Google Calendar for reporting progress, and Google Docs & Spreadsheets for sharing and collaborating on documents. These tools allow students to work flexibly from anywhere, share and communicate in two ways, and save time and materials compared to traditional methods.
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