Web+2+Workshop


 * So you have a wiki or blog? Now What? **

If any of the links are not working, please leave a message in the discussion tab. Thanks = What is web 2.0 all about? =

Suzie's Web 2.0 Blogs and Wikis- View the slideshare presentation
=Terms and Conditions of joining sites=

Many of these sites have a R13 restriction on who can join. We recommend a school account that teachers have access to and upload for students.
More information here** = = 
 * R13 restrictions are not about suitability of content (ie movies, games etc) but are due to an American law called COPHA which is about protecting the privacy of students under the age of 13. MOE refers to NAG 5 - create a safe learning environment.

Avatars - Do you need an online persona? Create your own fun images. Some are more suitable than others depending on the age of your students
=Photo Shows = ==[|photopeach] - Telling stories over photos. Quickly upload photos and make slideshows.Embed in your blog or website to share it worldwide! [|Have a look here] and Example here ==

 [|picture trail] - share photos online easily, upload and add bling. Scroll down to see [|example]
= [|capzles-] Capture your memories, tell your stories, travel through time ** [|Example here] **=

[|Photoshows]- Turn your photos into amazing photoshows and add effects. Free for 30 days, cost = $39.99 US per year

=**Surveys and Information Gathering Tools **=

 [|surveymonkey] - //create professional online surveys quickly and easily.//
==If you have a google docs account, you can create surveys using google forms. Scroll down to see example created by students as a [|reading activity], [|podcasts with a survey for assessment] [|Results of survey] here and collected data for a wordle here on Mathex== ==[|poll everywhere-] ask your audience a question. Will accept up to 30 votes Example of poll here in the sidebar - [|scroll down]==

Polldaddy- easy to create polls and embed. [|Examples here]
==[|wallwisher] - online noticeboard, gather information, add feedback. [|Example here]==

=**Presentations **=

[|Newspaper Clipping Generator] - create your own newspaper article for your wiki or blog
=**Adding Audio **= ==[|voicethread] - Select K-12. Capturing student voice made easier.[| Example here]. You will have to pay 4 voicethread after u have made 3 . PDF information here- scroll down to What's New - 18th July or [|here on Scribd]==

[|Audio Pal] - add audio to your website, record and add your own voice
=**Collaboration Tools **=

Use Google forms to create surveys to embed in wikis
[|Planning using GoogleDocs] Room 10 Wiki and collaborative tools - Reading activities

=**Mindmapping **=

=**Other Tools **= ==<span class="wiki_link_new">[|glogster -] education version. A creative, dynamic, and innovative digital outlet that captures learner's excitement for online creations, keeps learners engaged in course content, and makes teaching and learning more fun. Example here -scroll down== =<span style="color: #ff0000; font-family: 'Comic Sans MS',cursive;"> = ==Create interactive quizzes at [|Studiyo] - [|Example here] and [|Example here]==

<span class="wiki_link_new"> [|Skype]- Download Skype onto your laptop and have free video calls and instant messaging. Talk to other classes, experts ...
==** Screenshots **- Want to capture what is on your screen? On a mac Apple + Shift + 4. PC = Print Screen and paste into Paint and crop. Create your own instruction sheets for students ie How to Save your work==

**Create-A-Graph**
"This may be an odd choice for the list because, in some ways, it's not really Web 2.0. It's not quite as collaborative as some of these other tools. But if you want to cut to the chase and teach kids about creating graphs and reading data, this is a great tool."

**Kerpoof**
Kerpoof is a site that provides a variety of creative tools for animation, drawing, and movie creation. Users can choose from a range of preset characters and environmental options, or they can create their own. The site offers drag-and-drop simplicity coupled with advanced animation and editing capabilities that, according to Lovely, open the platform up to a range of curricular applications.

==[|Ideas to Inspire]- <span style="font-family: Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif;">is a collection of collaborative presentations, which offer a large number of ideas for engaging lesson activities. They are the result of the collaboration of teachers from all around the world. ==

<span style="color: #ff0000; font-family: 'Comic Sans MS',cursive;"> <span style="color: #ff0000; font-family: 'Comic Sans MS',cursive; font-size: 120%;">Gaming [|McDonalds] - Making money in a corporation like McDonald's is not simple at all! Behind every sandwich there is a complex process you must learn to manage Questionaut - Journey through strange worlds and test your knowledge of English, Maths and Science on this magical mission to recover your friend's hat. Electrocity - Just think up a city name and declare yourself Mayor. [|Alice] - Alice is an innovative 3D programming environment that makes it easy to create an animation for telling a story, playing an interactive game, or a video to share on the web Scratch- imagine • program • share [|Samarost] - Walk through an alien space ship and work out how to make it change its course. [|Free Rice] - WARNING: This game may make you smarter. It may improve your speaking, writing, thinking. Give //free rice// to hungry people by playing a simple game that increases your knowledge.


 * Top 100 Sites. Some of these will be repeated in each list. **

[|100 Excellent Online Tools to Feed Your Creativity]
=**For help with your wiki**=

<span class="wiki_link_new">Student examples of integrating web 2.0 - View the presentation: ICT Ideas in Education
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