Web+2.0+Tools

Although there are countless ways to make content for the web, we will only be looking at a few to get started. Some you may feel are relevant and usable for your practice as a teacher and possibly an administrator, while others you may not. That aside, it is the __**process**__ of generating content for the internet that is the focus, which is a departure from passive participation. Web 2.0 is about interactivity, productivity, collaboration, networking, communicating, sharing etc.

Here is a short of items to get us started.

[|ANIMOTO for educators] [|Blabberize] [|VOKI] [|Voicethread] Survey Monkey Poll Daddy SlideShare Mixbook ToonDoo Edublogs wordle [|Big Hugh Labs]


 * //note: If you have other resources that you feel should fit here, by all means add them to the list. If you have others you would like to explore, by all means proceed. The point is to be the producer, not the consumer of content.//**


 * YOUR TASK:** Evaluate these resources and choose one or two that you would like to use toward your final project objective. Sign up, tinker, create content for your project, embed it on your wikipage, and share with the rest of us.

//As an aside, reflect on how, as a teacher leader, you could help your faculty members select and evaluate Web 2.0 resources that supports their curriculum objectives while integrating technology. Think about why it is important for a leader to understand this technology in order to promote its use.//

Additionally, from a leadership perspective, visit the Web 2.0 Guru wikispace and gain access to resources and tools by using this Leadership 2.0 link. This is one to bookmark and share.