The document discusses using Web 2.0 technologies in the classroom and lists examples of specific tools. It argues that today's technologies are free, flexible, and social compared to older technologies. Web 2.0 tools can enable audience, authorship, and collaboration among students. Examples of tools provided include wikis, blogs, podcasts, video sharing, and social networking sites.

1. WEB 2.0 Classroom the

2. Old Hobby … posing for no apparent reason

3. BOOM BOX Old Technology

4. ALONE!!! 5,000 Hours Lost Old Technology

5. … it’s WATERPROOF ! Old Technology DON’T WORRY…

6. Today’s Technology is… FREE, FLEXIBLE, & SOCIAL. … and much more useful than my old walkman! FUN,

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9. Why use Web 2.0 in the classroom ? AUDIENCE AUTHORSHIP COLLABORATION

10. AUDIENCE WIKIPEDIA BLOGS SCREENCAST FLICKr SKYPE

11. AUTHORSHIP VIMEO ANIMOTO WIKI’s SCRAPBLOG AUDACITY WETPAINT JOTTIT

12. COLLABORATION TWITTER GOOGLE DOCS NING VOICETHREAD DEL.ICIO.US GOODREADS MATHTRAIN TV

13. CLASSROOM HYGIENE TEXT REMINDERS AWESOME HIGHLIGHTER READ THE WORDS JOTT CURRIKI

14. Classroom 2.0 - social networking site for those interested in Web 2.0 and collaborative technologies in education. http://iteach.ning.com/- social networking site for general professional development related to classroom pedagogy and educational techology Directory of over 2,000 E-Learning Tools - Contains over 2,000 tools that can be used for classroom learning. .