This document discusses the potential uses of various social web tools in geography classrooms. It introduces tools like Flickr, Slideshare, Wordle and Google Docs that allow sharing of images, presentations, word clouds and collaborative document editing. It also discusses social networks like Ning and blogs that can help connect teachers, students and foster sharing of resources. The document argues that these new tools align with approaches like 'Living Geography' that make the subject more current, local and globally connected. Potential barriers to adoption like training and support are also mentioned.