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Monday, October 12. 2009

Videos About Web 2.0 Tools
Posted by Tony Vincent


Discovery Education has posted a series of videos all about Web 2.0. Hall Davidson and Steve Dembo host seven short videos that explain the concept of Web 2.0 and how these new web resources can be used by educators. Together the videos total about an hour of viewing time. The videos have been embedded below.

Introduction to Web 2.0

Resources mentioned: Wordle, GoAnimate, and SecretBuilders. 

Image Tools

Resources mentioned: Flickr, Picnik, Creative Commons, and BigHugeLabs.

Presentation Tools

Resources mentioned: Slideshare, 280 Slides, and Prezi. 

Mobile Tools

Resources mentioned: PollEverywhere, Drop.io, Phone.io, and Jott.

Video Tools

Resources mentioned: Animoto, Gizmoz, and Xtranormal.

Community Tools

Resources mentioned: Edmodo, Google Docs, Wikispaces, and PBworks.

Best of the Rest

Resources mentioned: Wordle, Glogster, and Voicethread.

Discovery Education has more for educators at Web 2.0: Conquering Technophobia.


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