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"What is Chatzy?
Chatzy is a free private chat service which you can use to communicate with people you already know or people who visits your blog or website. With Chatzy you can create a chatroom and send out email invitations very quickly and easily. No registration is required."
"Secure and trusted environment
Social learning for classrooms
Share ideas, files & assignments
Mobile access and messaging"
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Every Wikidot.com user can contribute to this site without applying."
"Ning is, of course, not the only platform for creating personalized and private social networks. This afternoon, many educators shared suggestions for alternatives via Twitter. Here are a few other free and open-source options.
* Buddypress (http://www.buddypress.org)
* Pligg (http://www.pligg.com/)
* Elgg (http://www.elgg.org/)
* LovdbyLess (http://lovdbyless.com/)
* Mixxt (http://www.mixxt.com/)
* Insoshi ( http://github.com/insoshi/insoshi)
* Xoops (http://www.xoops.org/)
* Community Engine (http://www.communityengine.org/)
* Astrospaces (http://sourceforge.net/projects/astrospaces/)"
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Twitter is a free online service where each user has his or her own webpage that they update as often as they want 140 characters or less at a time. Users update their pages with news, conversation, resources, questions, quotes, humor, and sometimes useless information. People often call these short posts updates or tweets. Many educators use Twitter to connect, collaborate, ask questions, and build a sense of community. This is called microblogging because it's like having a blog where the posts are very short.
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Your audience is tweeting
How do you draw them into your presentation? By asking for their opinion, and displaying their tweets directly in your slides. With Poll Everywhere, you can invite people to tweet a short comment directly to your slide in real-time, while still blocking inappropriate or off-topic tweets. You can also ask multiple choice questions and watch a graph evolve as people vote.
Try it now: chart
How does it work?
If people tweet and include "@poll", we'll pick it up as fast as Twitter allows.
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