Web 2.0 Tools for Educators

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This document showcases various web 2.0 tools for teachers and students organized into categories including curation tools, collaboration tools, presentation tools, organizational tools, and production tools. Some of the highlighted tools include Diigo, Google Drive, Prezi, SlideShare, VoiceThread, Animoto, Jing, SlateBox, Easel.ly, Smore, Realtime Board, Wix, Weebly, and PowToon. The document was created using Google Presentation, free Google images, and QuickTime Player.

Technology Design

Web Gems
Great tools for
teachers and students!
A web 2.0 tool showcase
created by Jennie Simpson
Harrisburg R-VIII School District

Delicious (delicious.com)
Bookmark links and
access them from anywhere!

Google Drive
Use the Google suite of tools to create and
share documents collaboratively.

Prezi (prezi.com)

Create visually
stunning and
interactive
presentations!!!

SlideShare (slideshare.net)
Upload, link, embed, or present your slides with
ease!

VoiceThread (voicethread.com)
Add voice to
your photo or
slide
creations!!

Animoto (animoto.com)

Upload photos or
images to make
impressive
videos.

Tube Chop (tubechop.com)
Don’t want to use that whole YouTube video?
Just CHOP it!!

SlateBox (slatebox.com)
Mind Mapping Made Easy!!!!!

Easel.ly (easel.ly/)

Create stunning
infographics with
ease!!

Smore (smore.com)

Create digital
newsletters that
are easy to share
in print or digital
formats!!

Realtime Board (realtimeboard.com)
Use Post-Its to plan?
Then you will LOVE
Realtime Board...a
digital tag board where
your posts are never
lost and are easily
shared with others.

Flamingtext (flamingtext.com)

For presentations,
websites, or graphic
creations!!!!

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Web 2.0 Tools for Educators

1. Web Gems Great tools for teachers and students! A web 2.0 tool showcase created by Jennie Simpson Harrisburg R-VIII School District

2. Curation Tools

3. Diigo (diigo.com)

4. LiveBinders (livebinders.com)

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6. Netvibes (netvibes.com)

7. Collaboration Tools

8. Google Drive Use the Google suite of tools to create and share documents collaboratively.

9. Wikispaces (wikispaces.com)

10. Skype (skype.com)

11. Presentation Tools

12. Prezi (prezi.com) Create visually stunning and interactive presentations!!!

13. SlideShare (slideshare.net) Upload, link, embed, or present your slides with ease!

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16. Jing (techsmith.com/jing.html)

17. Tube Chop (tubechop.com) Don’t want to use that whole YouTube video? Just CHOP it!!

18. Organizational Tools

19. SlateBox (slatebox.com) Mind Mapping Made Easy!!!!!

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23. Quizdini (quizdini.com)

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25. Production Tools

26. Wix (wix.com)

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