There are two main types of sites on the internet. The first type has no interaction. This may be a news or information site where you read what is there and that is it. The second type of site allows for the user to have input into what is displayed. This could be the creation of a blog, a wiki, or even a type of training. These sites are not static, they can change or react depending on what the user wants the site to do. These sites are referred to as Web 2.0 sites. I will be listing a few of the tools that students may want to use to complete projects for their classes.
Web 2.0 Tools
There are two main types of sites on the internet. The first type has no interaction. This may be a news or information site where you read what is there and that is it. The second type of site allows for the user to have input into what is displayed. This could be the creation of a blog, a wiki, or even a type of training. These sites are not static, they can change or react depending on what the user wants the site to do. These sites are referred to as Web 2.0 sites. I will be listing a few of the tools that students may want to use to complete projects for their classes.
Video/ tutoring sites-
Khan Academy- video tutorials on many subjects
Brightstorm - video tutorials in math, science, and English
Atomic Learning- tutorials on technology subjects, requires a password from media center, free from AEAs in Iowa
Online Content Creation-
Wikispaces- create a wiki
Glogster- create visual blogs, Glogster for teachers
Wordpress- create a blog or internet site
Blogger - create a blog using your Google account
Visual Content and Presentation
Prezi- online presentations
Woordle - create graphics using words
Tagxedo- create graphics with words
Spiderscribe- mind maps
Voicethread- create slideshows with the creator's audio
Freefoto - free pictures with proper notation
Freedigitalphotos - free pictures with proper notations
Visual.ly- Create infographics
Dipity - Create visual timelines
Social Bookmarking
Delicious
Diigo
Math
Khan Academy- math tutorials
Brightstorm- math tutorials
Wolframalpha- math calculators and equation solvers
Math.com - tutorials and calculators