PUBLIC MARKS from knann with tag "web 2.0"

A meeting scheduling tool

This self-guided course is delivered entirely online, via this website. There are a total of 23 learning activities or "Things" for you to complete over ten weeks. Each week is organized around a particular topic or theme relating to Web 2.0. You will decide when and where to complete each week's activities, and you will be responsible for "keeping up."

Flowchart.com is an online multi-user, real-time collaboration flowchart software. Flowcharting made easy. Flowchart.com does not require any software download, it works with your favorite browser such as Fire Fox, IE, Opera, Safari, Konquerer. Flowchart.com works on any Operating System. Work together You can collaborate with your colleagues in real-time. All collaborating parties can chat and design a flowchart at the same time.

Very cool online tool to create videos using photos.

Kayuda is a web-based visual wiki, a mind-mapping tool, and a non-linear writing tool that allows you to track ideas and the relationships between them. It's free, and any number of people can collaborate simultaneously in real-time. You can have any number of "wikis" (called "workspaces"), and you can choose how private to make them.

We are an interactive community of teachers, students and parents who use and share learning resources and curricula for K-12 instruction. All of the lessons, assessments, resources and textbooks here are free and open source. They have been developed and reviewed by the Curriki community of educators and experts who know how important it is to have quality lessons and curricula available to support instruction around the globe.

Google Maps with your locations! Simple user interface. No Javascript or HTML needed. Publish your map here or embed it into your website.

Concept map of tools and uses for student learning. Great Web 2.0 overview of what is available

Grade 8 math teacher using a blog as a homework site and enrichment center, He uses a variety of Web 2.0 tools to support student learning in math. Students take turns as scribes responsible for posting to the blog.

High school blog... Note all the comments and the handling of one inappropriate comment by a classmate.