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This document lists and describes various web 2.0 tools categorized by their functions such as audio, writing, photos, videos, maps, books, quizzes and surveys. It then focuses on the text editing tool Meetingwords, explaining how to create an account, write and chat collaboratively with up to 32 participants, save work, and share the link on other platforms like Twinspace. The document provides tutorials on how to create a Meetingwords and assigns participants to make recordings and upload them to a sample Twinspace for sharing.
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- 1. ThingLink VideoThingLink Useful web 2.0 toolsUseful web 2.0 tools
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- 3. Useful web 2.0 toolsUseful web 2.0 tools
- 4. Text editing online up to 32 participants Steps: Go to http://meetingwords.com/
- 5. You don’t need to create an account. Click here
- 6. Enter your nameChoose a colour
- 7. Share with your partners. Send this link to your partners
- 8. Or fill in the information and send an invitation to your partners
- 9. Your partners can write here and choose another colour Save your work
- 10. You can chat here too
- 11. Copy the link to add it on the Twinspace
- 12. On Twinspace, click on Then on link
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