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This document lists and describes 10 of the author's favorite apps from 2010, including Facebook for social networking and sharing photos and videos, Google Documents for real-time collaboration, Inputking for typing Chinese on any computer without downloading anything, and Mdbg.net for looking up Chinese characters using pinyin. Other apps mentioned are xtranormal for creating videos without showing your identity, befunky for editing photos without signing in, Glogster for creating online posters, flip for sharing videos, Second Classroom for lesson planning with media, and YouTube for watching videos.
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- 2. Functions 1. Facebook Link Support Birthday Status Photo Share Video Share Questions
- 3. My Farm
- 4. MyZoo
- 5. My Hotel
- 6. Students’ Drop Box 2. Google DocumentInstant Share & Update
- 8. Read Aloud in front of class
- 10. *Students do not need to download anything to type in Chinese on any computer
- 11. Portable Dictionary 4. Mdbg.net *Student can use Pinyin to locate a word
- 13. *Type any language and drag the action
- 14. Hide Identity 6. befunky *Don’t need to sign in just upload your picture to get funky
- 20. 3D Virtual Places 9. Second Classroom
- 21. *You can insert photo, video for your lesson
- 22. Share & Comments 10. youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0B1UWXMEz2g
- 23. The End 1. Facebook 2. Google Document 3. Inputking 4. Mdbg.net 5. xtranormal 6. Befunky 7. Glogster 8. Flip 9. Second Classroom 10. youtube My 10 Favorite Apps 2010