Tools! Tools! Tools! Using Web 2 Tools in the Classroom
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This document discusses using Web 2.0 tools in the classroom. It provides links to two tools, Twiddla and a Wiki, for an activity called Web 2 Jigsaw. It also lists some questions teachers should consider when planning to use these tools pedagogically, such as how to use the tools, what preparation and classroom management is required, technology needs, and required technical skills.
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- 1. Tools! Tools! Tools! Using Web 2 Tools in the Classroom Candace Figg Lagniappe Workshops August 2014
- 2. Resource Page www.handy4class.com Look under Activity Types Link – scroll down to the Web 2 JigSaw link
- 3. Two tools to help us today: Twiddla: http://www.twiddla/1735806 Wiki: http://web2jigsaw.wikispaces.com
- 4. Pedagogical Thinking?? 1. Brainstorm uses 2. Planning & Preparation required? 3. Classroom Management? 4. Technology needs? Other technologies? Technical skills???