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Favorite Web 2.0 Tools & Education 2.0
As a professional vocational teacher I relate to Web 2.0 tools in an active way. New Value is for me the most important, in combination with it to explore new tools - and to challenging students to learn mer.Denne text is translated from Norwegian into English using Nicetranslator.
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Etherpad
“ Co-writing in real time is a wonderful experience for students. I use it too much in my own Master studies. „ - 2
Gmail
“ To me, the integration of Gmail that works best. E-mail, documents, calendars and schedules mean that I do not really need so much more. „ - 3
Google Docs
“ Try to let students collaborate on their documents. Nice experience. In addition, you can create smart forms that you can send via email or as link to the students - and they fill. Everything adds up nicely into a spreadsheet. Very good - spending more and more. „ - 4
Digsby
“ Digsby gives you the opportunity to gather all your contacts from Facebook, MSN, Twitter and Linkedin several into one contact list, that adds up as a separate listing on screen. Simple and straightforward. „ - 5
MSN
“ Have you tried to add to your students on MSN? If you choose to ignore much of the traffic, you get a very good guidance tool. The advantage is that it generates a log, which you can use as a basis for the next instruction. Remember to deal with the student about the use of the log. „ - 6
Zotero
“ Manage your bookmarks in an orderly and transparent way. Only works with Firefox, but it's worth it. You can also share with others - and you can collaborate and synchronize your bookmarks. „ - 7
Freemind
“ Mind Mapping Tool - Free „ - 8
Scribd
“ Sharing and publishing documents „ - 9
Diigo Bookmarks
“ Can be subscribed to. Here you can find a source of useful information and professional input, if you follow as teachers. „ - 10
Jing
“ Lets you take photos and video of what happens on your screen - very easy to use. „ - 11
Picasa
“ Capture and organize your digital photos. 1 GB of free storage space in the web album you create. Allows you to easily send, post blogs and create movies from your still images. „ - 12
DropBox
“ Share documents and other files in your cloud. Create folders to share with others - they can add to your portfolio so you can read. No reason to use email or similar tools. „ - 13
Mobilephone
“ Capture whiteboard, or trip you are on. Add into the LMS. blog and the students will be able to notice things they might otherwise have missed. In addition - good memories. „ - 14
Skype
“ Real-time communication, preferably with a web camera is very good. You can also see on the screen until it communicates with you - good if someone is stuck with a problem. You can see where they have problems - and advise accordingly. „ - 15
Hootsuite
“ Keeps track of your Twitter feeds on a elelegant way. Allows you to choose which account you tweet on and give you statistics, too. „ - 16
Netvibes
“ Build your own information bank of blogs you follow, you read newspapers, search the web, etc. Time-saving. „ - 17
Blogs
“ Write to the clarity, there is something called. Have students write and reflect on issues and let them read each other's thoughts. „
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