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At the 2011 International Society for Technology in Education Conference,
David Clough, an elementary school technology education coordinator, shared a helpful grid,
3X3 Links that offers links to Web 2.0 tools by such categories as Sound, Collaboration, and Avatars. Click on any one of the boxes in the grid to get a listing of tools that fall into each category, and then access each tool online for more information. You will likely discover new tools and familiar ones. Which are new? Which would you like to try? Which have you used that you would recommend? At the conference, we tried most of the tools, and then we shared what we created in a site called
Stixy.
1 comment:
I liked the set-up of the grid that was used to display all the different type of Web 2.0 tools. The chart and catergories allows for quick referrences on different types of tools available. I really enjoyed the clay yourself tool that could be used for a twitter or other social media sites for the class. I also liked the scribblar online collarboration because it allows for collarboration to occur outside the classroom. I like the ease of this presentation on Web 2.0.
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