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Web 2.0 tools are free software available online that allow users to create and share multimedia content, work collaboratively with others, and find alternatives to traditional office software. These tools can be grouped into five categories: planning tools, presenting tools, sharing tools, storing/saving tools, and learning tools. The document instructs groups of users to sort 10 popular Web 2.0 tools into the appropriate category on a provided grid and then compare answers with other groups.
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Reviewing softwareGideon WIlliams
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You are being asked to review a Web2.0 tool you previously tested by completing a review form on Moodle. The form contains around 15 questions of different types to gather your feedback. Your honest review will help other students and teachers decide if the tool is useful. To submit your review, click the link in Moodle, select the Add Entry tab, and press Save and View when finished. You can then search existing reviews and compare your feedback to see if others agreed with your assessment. Video guides are available if you need help with the process.Web2.0 Tools
Web2.0 ToolsGideon WIlliams
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This document discusses several digital tools for teaching including Scoop.it, infographics, screen recording, Socrative, and Padlet. It provides an overview of the benefits and features of each tool, such as how Scoop.it allows easy sharing of curated content, how infographics emphasize research and presentation, and how Socrative and Padlet enable interactive classroom activities and formative assessments. Instructions for setting up and using some of the tools are also included.Day1 groupingweb2
- 1. Web 2.0 Tools for Teachers
- 2. What are Web2.0 tools? Free software on the web Can be multimedia Can be used to personalise your work Allow you to share your work with others Can allow you to work together with others Let you work in a different way Alternatives to Microsoft Office
- 3. Grouping Web2.0 tools Most people think there are 5 groups: Planning tools Presenting tools Sharing tools Storing/Saving tools Learning tools
- 4. What do you think? Below the presentation is a grid with the 5 groups In a separate section are 10 of the most popular Web2.0 tools Underneath that is a hand out explaining what the software does Your groups task is to move the tools into the correct grid When you are done compare your answers with the other groups