Web+2.0+Tools

=**You can find examples of Web 2.0 tools here. These tools can add to your classroom programme, be used to build relationships with your students, set up learning experiences and showcase your class to the world. Email Barbara for more information or help to set one up for your class.**=

==ToonDoo is amazing. it's another cool Web 2.0 tool that has great potential for the classroom. ToonDoo has lots of fun options and instructions to create short cartoon strips that can be inserted into blogs, wikis or websites with just a few clicks and drag n drops. Check it out.==

Photo storage and more on [|Flickr.] Use flickr to teach tags, tell a story in five frames, label and [|more]
[|Photobucket] offers image hosting, free photo sharing and video sharing. Upload your photos, host your videos, and share them with friends and family.

==Try [|Vuvox]. It is hard to believe that it is completely free! You can search your photos on Flickr, PhotoBucket or upload them from your computer. You can also do general web searches for images to use. You drag the photos you want to display into your storyboard area and then apply a style to use. Many aspects of each style can be customised to suit your purposes. You can save it to their server and then they give you the ability to embed the code on a wiki page.==

Create your own online character be all you have ever wanted to be. Great for kids who don't need to be identified by photo online.
=__**Blogs**__=

by: **Rocky John M. Tayaban**
=**Check out the samples of work from these kids. Great movies**=

**[|Our Lady of Lourdes - Our Work]**
=__**Podcasting**__=

=__**Allanah's class at Appleby School in Nelson - [|Podcasting]**__= =__**Wikispaces**__=