2. http://tetc2010webtools.pbworks.com
Wiki full of Resources!

3. Ginny Britt
 2nd year Ph.D.
Student
 Instructional
Technology
 University of
Tennessee
 Master’s in
Educational Media
and Technology
 High School
Librarian – 2 years
 Currently Teach a
course for pre-
service teachers

4. Interactive Session!
 Even though it’s early!
 Discussion
 Need your cell phone, iPad or other
mobile device

5. What is the definition
of Web 2.0?

6. 2nd generation of the WWW,
especially the movement away
from static webpages to
dynamic and shareable content
and social networking

7. Web 2.0 does not refer to any
specific change in the
technology of the internet but
rather the behavior of how
people use the Internet

8. Web 2.0 is commonly associated
with web applications that
facilitate interactive information
sharing, interoperability, user-
centered design and
collaboration on the WWW.

9. A new way of thinking about the
web which provides tools and
functionality for publishing,
collaboration, and information
access that normally existed only
in the realm of desktop
computing with software
packages.

10. Technology must be like oxygen:
ubiquitous, necessary and invisible.
~Chris Lehmann

11. Technology Integration
More than just the
knowledge of the curriculum
knowledge of tools

12. Poll Questions
 Text using cell phone
 Tweet in Answer
 Submit online

13. Poll Question

14. Websites were triple checked!
 Metro Nashville/Davidson County
 Knox County
 Monroe County
(ENA Internet Provider)

15. Web 2.0
 Animoto
 Smilebox
 Picnik
 Glogster
 Delicious
 Dabbleboard
 Wordle
 Creately and
Bubbl.us
 Pbworks
 Youtube
 Voicethread
 Twitter
 PollEverywhere
 Wallwisher
 ScreenToaster
 Prezi
 Slideshare

16. Animoto

17. Animoto
 http://animoto.com
 Create slideshows with images, text and
music
 Free 30-second videos
 Example
 http://tetc2010webtools.pbworks.com/w/page/
33160975/Image-Tools
 http://animoto.com/play/luobmvYucvlV7k2o
YRXk6w
Images

18. Animoto for Education

19. Animoto for Education
 http://animoto.com/education
 Apply for an education account to
create free, unlimited videos with your
students
 3 Easy Steps
 Choose your photos, videos, or text
 Choose your music
 Create your video

20. Smilebox

21. Smilebox
 http://smilebox.com
 Create collages
 Example
 http://tetc2010webtools.pbworks.com/w/p
age/33161871/Smilebox
Images

22. Picnik

23. Picnik
 http://picnik.com
 Free photo editing online
 No account needed for basic changes
 Easy to upload and easy to save
 Great if you don’t have a photo editing
software available
Images

24. Picnik
Before After

25. Glogster

26. Glogster for Education

27. Glogster
 http://glogster.com
 http://edu.glogster.com
 Create Online Posters
 Use as an alternative to creating posters
in the classroom
 Science Projects
 Presentation
 Example Glog
Online Posters

28. Delicious

29. Delicious
 http://delicious.com
 http://delicious.com/rosegb25
 Social Bookmarking
 Save your webpages to view at home or
at school
 Bookmark websites for your students
Social Bookmarking

30. Dabbleboard

31. Dabbleboard
 http://dabbleboard.com
 Online Whiteboard
 Use to collaborate
 Share with others and work together
online
 No account needed
 **You will need an account to save your
projects
Online Whiteboard

32. Wordle

33. Wordle
 http://wordle.net
 Create word clouds
 Use any text or website
 Show important information
 Another option - Tagxedo
Word Clouds

35. Creately

36. Creately
 www.Creately.com
 Online Diagramming
 Create an account
 Free site
Online Diagramming

38. Bubbl.us

39. Bubbl.us
 www.Bubbl.us
 Online Diagramming software
Online Diagramming

41. PbWorks

42. PbWorks
 http://www.pbworks.com
 Wiki
 Use as a website or to collaborate with students,
teachers, etc.
 Steps
 Set up account
 Create Wiki
 Decide on access and content
 Other wiki sites: Wikispaces or Wetpaint
Wikis

43. YouTube
 www.youtube.com
 Share Videos
 Find Videos
 Tools to use with YouTube
 www.KeepVid.com
 www.QuietTube.com
 www.TubeChop.com

44. Voicethread

45. Voicethread
 www.voicethread.com
 Comment on images
 Share information
 5 ways to contribute
 Computer Microphone
 Telephone
 Text
 Audio File (MP3/WAV)
 Webcam
 Example Voicethread
Collaboration

46. Twitter

47. Twitter
 www.twitter.com
 Microblogging
 140 Character limit
 Share short bits of information
 Homework reminder
 Link to more ways to use Twitter
Social/Cell Phones

48. Twitter
@techladytn

49. PollEverywhere Question

50. PollEverywhere

51. PollEverywhere
 http://polleverywhere.com
 Instant data
 Feedback from your students
 Use online, with cellphones
 Import to PowerPoint
Social/Cell Phones

52. Wallwisher

53. Wallwisher
 http://wallwisher.com
 Use to post notes
 Share homework information
 Have students use to post answers to
questions
 Share
 Collaborate
Social/Cell Phones

54. Screen Toaster

55. Screen Toaster
 http://screentoaster.com
 Free screen capture
 Use to create tutorials
 Have your students create tutorials
 Example
Screen Capture

56. Prezi

57. Prezi
 http://prezi.com
 Zooming presentation editor
 Save you from “death by PowerPoint”
 Example:
 http://tetc2010webtools.pbworks.com/w/p
age/33161059/Prezi
Presentation

58. Slideshare

59. Slideshare
 http://slideshare.net/
 Great place to share your classroom
presentations online
 Good place to find presentations on
different subjects
 Example Slideshare
Presentation

60. Extras
 Scratch
 Google Timeline
 Crocodoc
 Toondoo spaces
 Word Magnets
 Magnetic Poetry

61. http://tetc2010webtools.pbworks.com
Wiki full of Resources!

62. References
 List of 35 best Web 2.0 Tools
 http://edudemic.com/2010/07/the-35-
best-web-2-0-classroom-tools-chosen-by-
you/