Web+2.0+Tools

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There is no way that a single page of a Wiki is an environment dynamic enough to capture the broad and ever-changing world of Web 2.0 Technologies

This page links to some of the more recent resources that I have used in workshops. For a more up to date set of links to tools, visitors are advised to visit my [|saved links here]. http://delicious.com/boomer11

A great blog for showing Web 2 tools and collecting comments from teachers is http://www.freetech4teachers.com/ Also has great integration ideas.

Web workshop notes
A recent slideshow I have used in a workshop:

media type="custom" key="2928197" [|This links] to a handout allowing participants to record username and password for some common sites used in workshops.

Here is [|a link] to a series of documents on blogging with students shared under a CC3.0 license by Silvia Rosenthal Tolisano [|www.langwitches.org]/blog. There are some good ideas and references in the posts and pdfs.

Links to good Educational Blogs and Wikis
[|Web 2 For Principals] is a great resource by John Pearce in Australia.

[|Julie Squires' Year 11 English Wiki] is a great example of a teacher wiki for a course.

[|The Bright Ideas site] of the School Library Association of Victoria has some featured blogs and wikis on its sidebar. More can be found via search.

Resources on this Topic Shared By Others
Will Richardson's Wiki on "Why the Read/Write Web Changes Everything" Will Richardson'sResource Wiki for his presentations and workshops.