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James Davis's List: Web-based tools
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Apr 29, 09
A site for creating "digital stories". Students can record or type stories, and upload images to accompany them, and then share them via the Internet. Classrooms or schools need a subscription to effectively use the site I think.
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Apr 29, 09
Judy Wolf does training sessions on Internet resources for educators. This is a link to her deli.co.us links page. She is well-connected in network terms. When I attended her course, I was pleasantly surprised by the number of web resources I heard about for the first time.
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Mar 14, 09
Portaportal is a very simple and easy-to-use bookmarking site. It is not as flexible or powerful as diigo or delicious. But it is easy, so novices might like it as a tool for collecting and organizing bookmarks they find.
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Mar 14, 09
This is the granddaddy of online apps. Besides providing a way to have your documents available wherever you have an Internet connection, you can also share your documents with other users. There are downsides to this of course, but in general it works very well, and is an acceptable solution for classroom use (read the Google legal agreement though). The apps have a pretty rich feature set.
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Mar 14, 09
This is a usefu site for generating blank planner-type calendars
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Sep 01, 09
Central collection of Google apps and other resources that might be useful in the classroom
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Oct 12, 09
Online photo editing and photo sharing site from Adobe. Requires registration. Not sure how it can be used with a class.
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Jan 20, 10
Ceate animated movies from your text -- a neat new kind of tool for students to express / demonstrate learning.
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Jan 20, 10
A Web 2.0 tool for modifying images to make them talk? Another option for digital storytelling.
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Feb 23, 10
Create a speaking avatar. So instead of you talking to your students, your avatar can do it for you.
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Mar 09, 10
An online notice board. Lots of users for getting feedback from students or people in a meeting.
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Mar 09, 10
Once of Intel's education resources, this is a website that directs students through the process of marshaling arguments for or against a position.
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Mar 16, 10
What doesn't make you throw up will make you a swirling, twirling presentation. The basic service is free.
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Mar 16, 10
Pretty neat tool for pulling photos from Flickr according to specific tags that you select.
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Mar 16, 10
Suite of online tools, including image editing, audio editing, screen capture, effects, and more.
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