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With love DFL 2.0 Tools Tool Diigo Similar Tools: Delicious, Simpy, Citeulike, Connotea, Faves, Connectbeam Netvibes Similar Tools: My Yahoo!, iGoogle, Pageflakes Definition * A social bookmarking web site which allows signed-up users to bookmark and tag web-pages. Additionally, it allows users to highlight any part of a web page and attach sticky notes to specific highlights or to a whole page. These annotations can be kept private, shared with a group within Diigo or a special link forwarded to someone else. Classroom Uses For students: Sharing web sites and annotations for a research topic with each other and the teacher. A personalized start page or personal web portal. It is organized into tabs, with each tab containing user-defined modules that can include local weather forecasts, a calendar, bookmarks, notes, to-do lists, multiple searches, support for email and more. Customized tabs, feeds and modules can be shared with others. For students: Organizing and managing tools, information and links related to the class, such as Blackboard, the library web site, their e-mail accounts, etc. Personal Uses Keeping track of and annotating web sites of interest, organizing types of sites through tags and lists. For teachers: See above, plus checking on research progress of students. For teachers: Organizing and managing tools, information, and links related to all their courses Centralizing information from diverse sources and services of interest such as e-mail, news, stock prices, databases and entertainment. Other Uses (brainstorm) Tool Google Sites Similar Tools: PBwiki, Wetpaint, Wikia Blogger Similar Tools: WordPress, Vox, LiveJournal Ning Similar Tools: BigTent, Google Groups, Elgg, Definition * A wiki; a web site that allows groups to easily create and editi any number of interlinked web pages. Can be set up so only invitees can edit or comment, or editing can be open to the public (such as wikipedia). Google Sites allows the user to insert: Videos from Google Video and YouTube, Google Docs document, Google Calendar, Google Maps, and Ads. Classroom Uses For students: Collecting, revising, and publishing research. Collaborating on class projects. Working in study groups. Taking class notes. A “blog” (web log) publishing system. A web log is a website, usually maintained by an individual with regular entries of commentary, descriptions of events, or other material such as graphics or video. Entries are commonly displayed in reversechronological order. Readers of the blog may leave comments in an interactive format. Writing and publishing opinions about current events and how they may impact the writer’s local community or her life. Reflecting on projects or on previous posts. An online platform for people to create social networks around specific interests with their own visual design, choice of features and member data. Includes a set For teachers: Hosting writing, research, and multimedia projects. Using the Comments section for discussion of opinions. Using the Comments for peerevaluation and editing of entries. Creating discussion topics related to class content. Collaborating on class projects. Sharing videos and links. Personal Uses Creating collaborative websites, powering community websites, for personal note taking, for use as corporate intranets, and as a knowledge management system. As a public ongoing diary; for marketing, branding, or public relations; to publicize and comment on particular topics such as politics, travel, fashion, food, music, and art. Socializing with people who share similar personal or academic interests. Sharing ideas, information, or Other Uses (brainstorm) Facebook (Blackboard) of tools such as: profile pages for members, discussion fori, sections for posting events, photos, and video, blogs, chat, notes, and more. Tool Definition * Classroom Uses Personal Uses ePortfolio An electronic portfolio; a collection of electronic documentation such as text, electronic files, images, multimedia, blog entries, and hyperlinks assembled and managed by a user on the Web. An ePortfolio can be a type of learning record that provides actual evidence of achievement. Creating a plan of study. Maintaining a digital resume Similar Tools or Projects: digital portfolios can be created with a wide range of tools VoiceThread Similar Tools or Projects: Digital Storytelling (but with much more interactivity) “A VoiceThread is a collaborative, multimedia slide show that holds images, documents, and videos and allows people to navigate pages and leave comments in 5 ways using voice (with a mic or telephone), text, audio file, or video (via a webcam). [You can s]hare a VoiceThread with friends, students, and colleagues for them to record comments too.” http://voicethread.com/about/ links. Collecting and storing class papers and projects. Reflecting on particular projects or on the whole experience of education. Connecting academic, professional and personal experiences. Showcasing and sharing achievements with family and friends as well as prospective colleges and employers. Other Uses (brainstorm) Tool Definition * Classroom Uses Personal Uses YouTube A video hosting website on which users can upload and share videos. Unregistered users can watch the videos, while registered users are permitted to upload an unlimited number of videos. Visitors can comment on the videos (may require login, though.) Watching videos related to class content. Leaving comments and rating other people’s videos. Uploading original videos (sometimes as responses to other videos). Uploading original videos, leaving comments and rating other people’s videos, making response videos, entering video contests. Similar Tools: Vimeo, Blip.tv, Metacafe Flickr Similar tools: Picasa, ccmixter.org/ (for music) Flickr, a free photo-sharing site, is a great source of images when used under the Creative Commons (CC) license. An alternative to standard copyright, a CC license enables authors or other creators of a work to specify how it may or may not be used. Available by keyword search, the images can be used in projects, presentations and even in publications if used according to the Creative Commons license. *Most definitions are pretty much direct quotes or have been adapted from Wikipedia unless otherwise noted Other Uses (brainstorm)