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Looks easy and effective, and it’s free!
Author: joanvinallcox
Three Years After my First Wiki
In 2005 I taught an undergrad university course on computers and communications. I used JotSpot, then in beta, a wiki I had discovered through Stephen Downes‘s OLDaily newletters. JotSpot worked really well for the class and, as I got to use it for free, I wrote up a report on the experience, which is attached: Using JotSpot.
Frequent readers will know that I am a wiki enthusiast, favouring Wikispaces for its ease of use and cheap cost and PBWiki for its ease of use and visual attractiveness. However JotSpot was adopted by Google, and has now been released as GoogleSites, and I have to say it looks very good, at least in the videos
Google Sites, the grown-up JotSpot, looks very interesting and useful, plus it’s free! I’d love to hear what you think of it.
WebTools For Teachers 05/24/2008
WebTools For Teachers 05/23/2008
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KeepVid: Download videos from Google, Youtube, iFilm, Putfile, Metacafe, DailyMotion!
Very easy way to download YuTube videos
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TeacherTube – Learning to Change Changing to Learn
Learning to Change – education and the web; what ISN’T happening
WebTools For Teachers 05/22/2008
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So, How Did You Get Started… and What Difference has It Made? ~ Stephen’s Web ~ by Stephen Downes
Many peole describe how they first encountered social media
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Examination of web 2.0 with educational references(pdf saved in “eBooks”)
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37signals Product Blog: Introducing the Backpack Journal
Twitter-like application for businesses or group work.
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Example and sample family websites at FamilyLobby.com
family websites
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Internet Marketing Seminar – May 24 Oakville, Ontario
The seminar was free, and what I learned will be very useful. Definitely worth the use of my time. I may pay to take another of his seminars.
WebTools For Teachers 05/20/2008
WebTools For Teachers 05/19/2008
WebTools For Teachers 05/18/2008
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5 Tools Everyone Working Online Should Have (IMHO) – ReadWriteWeb
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Are you a super learner?
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What is the (Next) Message?: TinEye Image Search – Get the picture?
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Jane’s E-Learning Pick of the Day: LCDS – Learning Content Development System
e-learning tool
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Using Student Podcasts in Literature Classes | Academic Commons
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Digitized Audio Commentary in First Year Writing Classes | Academic Commons
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Video commenting on web not being used in schools
Not Education, but Learning
This makes total sense to me. Does it to you?
