This document discusses and compares different online tools for collaboration and multimedia including Glogster, Wikis, blogs, RSS feeds, and Moodle. It provides examples of each tool and highlights pros such as their interactivity, customizability, and ability to showcase student work. Challenges mentioned include maintaining a personal blog regularly. The author indicates their wiki has been most successful with teachers and visitors using it.

1. Debra Finger

2. Glogster Interactive Multimedia Colorful Fun Creative Hyperlinks Customizable 2

3. Wikis Show learning Collaborative Content rich Informative Multiple uses Videos, images, podcasts, text Fun to customize Easy to use 3 www.learning-spaces.wikispaces.com

4. Blogs Literally a web log or daily journal Reflective Interactive 4 www.mylifeinafewwords.wordpress.com

5. RSS iGoogle and Google reader Everything in one spot Easy to keep up with all feeds Can change to suit changing needs and tastes Fun to customize 5

6. Most Useful Wiki since it has unlimited (or at least I haven’t gotten to the limit) pages and space So customizable Easy to work with 6

7. Most Challenging Personal Blog: keeping up with the posting is difficult Not always something to say Would be more useful to me if I had a content curriculum to blog about with my students 7

8. Most Successful My wiki Teachers in my school have been using it Visitors have started viewing it—YAY!!! My Web Wow Wednesdays link from the wiki 8

9. Use Your Moodle? Negative Not so colorful or stylish Would like the option of live audio chat with video Bland Positive Organized Easy to use Many links Multiple uploads Chat option Comment posting Email updates Can work on your own time—major plus! 9