Presentation of the most popular Web 2.0 tools that can be applied to the classroom setting.

1. For professional development and the classroom Web 2.0 Trends © 2009 Ann Bell

3. Intelligent

4. Data-driven

5. Personalization (ads, iGoogle)

6. Natural language search

7. 2004 - Present

8. Dynamic Pages

9. Read /Write

10. 1991 – 2003

11. Static Pages

13. Foundations of the Participatory Web 2.0 RSS Feeds Cloud Computing Open Source Software Tags and Tag Clouds Folksonomy

15. Yahoo Reader

17. Media production tools

18. Large File storage and delivery

19. Online applications for webinars and presentations. Cloud Computing Plain and Simple (video)

22. Tag Cloud – the larger the word the more it appeared in the text

24. Social Cataloging Tags in Card Catalog in Danbury, CT Public Library

28. Can contain other material such as graphics or video.

29. Entries are commonly displayed in reverse-chronological order.

30. Often allows for an exchange of comments.

32. www.classroom20.com

33. http://school20.ning.com

34. LinkedIn videoUser Groups

35. ISTE

36. ALA

37. Online Educator

40. www.wetpaint.com

41. www.wikispaces.comHow to use Wikipedia???

43. Presentation

44. Spreadsheet

46. Webcam

47. Microphone

48. TypingImplementing Instructional Technology Innovations Class Voice Thread

50. Google Talk – Webcam/Voice/Chat

51. Eyejot – Video E-mail - Example

52. Twitter – 140 character messages

53. Set up specific lists

54. Set up #hashtags

55. Include hyperlinks

57. Flickr – http://www.flickr.com

58. Shutterfly – http://shutterfly.com

59. Videos/Vodcasts

60. YouTube – http://youtube.com

61. TeacherTube – http://teachertube.com/

62. iTunes- (for vodcasts) - http://www.apple.com/itunes/

63. Audio/Podcasts

64. Educational Podcasts Network – http://www.epnweb.org/

66. Self-Publishing – http://createspace.com

67. Wikibooks – http://enwikibooks.orgImage by Dekuwa used by Creative Commons Permissions

69. Snap a picture of your screen.

70. Record video of onscreen action.

71. Share instantly over the web, IM, email.Video Image by Ivan Walsh Used by Creative Commons Permission

72. Displaying Media Animoto http://animoto.com/education Cinematic Artificial Intelligence Automatically analyzes the music, photos and video clips that you choose, and orchestrates a custom video. Leaves teachers and students free to focus on the content and narrative of their videos. http://animoto.com/education/case_studies#buddy

74. Offers simple to advanced features.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vTtETTQUJD0

75. Creating Speaking Avatars Voki http://www.voki.com/ Voki is a free service that allows students to createpersonalized speaking avatars. Kid’s Voki (Video)

77. Google Lit Trips - Using Google Earth, students discover where in the world the greatest road trip stories took place.

78. Label Goggle Maps locations with photos, videos, and text.