Wiki+Resource+Link


 * // Web 2. 0 AssignmentWeb 2. 0 AssignmentWeb 2. 0 AssignmentWeb 2. 0 Assignment Have you found a good resource for Wikis? Please add the link and your name and share it here. //**
 * //Just edit this page and link the resource. To do this type the name of the resource (place in//** **//__alphabetical__//** **//order on the page), highlight it, then click on the link icon in the menu bar. Choose external link and paste the URL in the box. Click on Add Link. Be sure to add your name as the person who shared the resource. Participation in this assignment will be part of your Web 2.0 project as reflected on the//** [[file:Web+2.0+project_rubric.rtf]]**//.//**

**//http://tools-4-teachers.wikispaces.com///** **//This wiki presents to offer a lot of great ideas and resources for educators. There is a link to develop educational games for students. This woudl be a great attention getter for students to help them learn a certain topic of a lesson. There is a link for free websites for teachers, blogs, and many other helpful links and tools to help teachers be effective and share with other educators.--Angela Hill-Mayes//**

[|www.have**fun**teaching.com/] This wiki is a fun resource for teachers. This site offers songs, activities, and fun worksheets/etc... This even offers educational video, this will be a good tool for a visual aid. Tavares Thompson

[|**////**http://www.archiplanet.org/wiki/Main_Page**////**] This site can offer students the ability to see architecture fron around the world. Most students will never be able to view this in real life so this gives them a chance to see it wothout having to go there. - Vincent Milford


 * //I really liked this wiki, http://cooltoolsforschools.wikispaces.com/ Kristi Scott//**


 * //I found this wiki for creating, sharing and searching for curriculum resources. It costs $35 for a lifetime membership, however, you can get a month trial for free!//**
 * //http://www.curriki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Main/ ~ MARY COGNATA//**
 * //h[|ttp://www.bhsonline.org/teachers/prodanas/weather/weather.htm] by Ron Taylor. I found this site that is a webquest and it has some neat projects for students to use to understand our weather patterns. Cool graphics too!//**


 * //Ron, I viewed www.discoverykids.com and really enjoyed it. Thanks for sharing. Kristi Scott//**

[] I liked exploring through the Google Apps Education Community. This site is filled with tips on how to use Google applications in the classroom and even provides examples. Among other things, there is also a Community Map where you can fill out your school information and find other like-minded educators to share ideas and link classrooms. Erin Rothweiler


 * Educational Wikis** I **found this wiki to be very informative. Rachel Gabani**
 * [|Literature Wikia] This is a wiki to share your opinion and read others opinions about different types of literature. Rachel Gabani**


 * // I __made my wiki page about [|paperrater.com.] It is a great way to engage students in the__ // //writing process, especially editing and revising. Maria Flick// **


 * process of editing and revising their essays!**
 * [|PBWorks] I found this site that lets you create your own educational wiki. Ann Dugan**
 * //Hi Ann ~ we use this at Miriam. It's a great to have a school wiki where teachers can create and download information pertaining to our individual classes. Mary Cognata//**
 * // Ann, great site. Also a great place for students to create their own wikis as well.-Kristi Scott //**
 * // I also like this site, I even created a classroom with it and will use it next year.- Vince Milford //**


 * // PENZU - I found this site that offers an online journal. I know it would be great for lit and engligh teachers but I make my students keep a food journal so when I came across this I thought wow. No more papers. I am all about going green. [] Lindsay Gall//**

[|Prezi] is another great tool... a presentation tool that has bells and whistles powerpoint never even thought of! I seem to be stuck in the "p's" here in this wiki...but they are both really great. Check out some of the demo's they have--great for younger kids and fantastic for keeping your own students interested. Maria Flick


 * // I found one great kindergarten wiki: Here is the link: [[file:terrywiki/venn-diagram-circles-30006.html|http://terrywiki.wikispaces.com/file/view/venn-diagram-circles-30006.html]] //**
 * // I found some great web2.0 resources. Here they are...I found a site this morning at [|http://dabbleboard.com]. This is an interactive whiteboard whre kids cancollaborate, it free and easy to use! //**
 * // [|www.graphys.com] is a great resource for creating online graphs. //**
 * // [|www.proteacher.net] I cannot plug this site enough. Teachers blog here and it is a great resource! //**
 * // [|www.99polls.com] This website allows you to take surveys with your class and instantly post results!!!- Jeannette Wilson //**


 * //[|http][|://sites.google.com/site/educationalweb20tools/] This site has numerous resources for web 2.0 tools. Jennifer Hall//**


 * //The Teacher's Corner is a great place for ideas, bulletin boards, printables, discussion, and much more! []//**
 * //-Sarah Teague//**

WebTools4u2use This site gives a good overview of wikis and a list of useful links. Rachel Gabani
 * //Wikia.com is another wiki community like wikispaces, or blogspot. Has lots of other pages and will be a useful tool to find information. I did a search for "education" that returned a good amount of wikis about teaching and technology. -Jesse Lomax//**


 * //Here's a site I came across that is not specifically for educators, however, I think it can be a great resource for those of us still learning about technology! [|WikiHow]//**
 * //~MARY COGNATA//**

Although I have found this site helpful at times...especially when trying to find information quickly.....I am always hesitant to fully rely on the information provided. The fact that anyone can change information provided can be nice, but it also means that you can't always take everything presented as absolutely factual.--Danielle Berges
 * //[|Wikipedia] This is a site that I find myself using all the time. This is one of the best resources one can use. Especially being a teacher and not knowing every word in the universe, it is great to have easy, quick access to find a definition and much more.//**
 * // This site is often blocked in many schools but there are many other sites that offfer the same tools.-Vince Milford //**


 * //Tools, A-Z Teacher Stuff is a fun way to build wordfinds. I know these may not be appropriate for all grade levels but my kindergartners love them and they are great practice for number words, sight words, etc...//**
 * //[|Word Find Builder]//**
 * //-Sarah Teague//**


 * //A resource to create cloud tags for literature, art, poetry, and more can be found here. [|Wordle]//**
 * //~MARY COGNATA//**

Here is a link to get a FREE ebook on numerous different web 2.0 projects [] --Danielle Berges

[|www.memorize.com]
 * //This is a flashcard wiki. It seems like everything that I have posted about throughout this assignment has been about flashcards. I can really relate to these tools and wish that I could have used them when I was in school. I was constantly making myself flashcards to memorize information and study for tests. I think that this wiki is very useful and relevant. You can use already existing flashcards or create your own. Flashcards can be shared among students and educators. --Danielle Berges//**


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