Web+2.0+for+School+Administrators

=This wiki was developed by Dr. Richard Voltz for school administrators based on his presentation on Web 2.0 Tools.=

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=Did You Know 4.0=

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=The Fun Theory=

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=**25 Web 2.0 Terms To Know**=

Answers to 25 terms by collaborators at Web 2.0 presentation:
 * 1) Wiki- Webpage that allows users to share and edit content


 * 1) Blog - In a sense, an online journal. A place on the web to share thoughts or feelings on a particular subject that people can respond to through replying to the post


 * 1) Ning - online "neighborhood" that allows for multiple group networking; may be public or private networkinghttp://iasa.wikispaces.com


 * 1) Jing- free software that adds visuals to your online conversations.


 * 1) delicious - A social bookmarking website that allows sharing of media over the web.


 * 1) ProfCast - Podcast production tool


 * 1) Podcast -Video to share instantly over the internet


 * 1) Gcast - Podcast creation website. Can also create from a phone for $99/year


 * 1) Chacha - a "line" dance :-D A text messaging service (or web based service) where one can ask questions and get answers. An example on the web page is "Who is Eric McNiel" with responses posted below it.


 * 1) Wikipedia - online reference designed and modified by the "masses". Can you rely on the accuracy of the information?


 * 1) Forum - (Internet Message Board) which enables registrants to share information and discuss topics.


 * 1) Tinyurl or bit.ly - Shortens internet links so they are more managable. What happens when the bit.ly has too many users and the url gets too long again?
 * 2) Flickr - Site whichs hosts (shares) images and video for others to watch.


 * 1) Classroom20.com - A discussion forum __for teachers__ who want to integrate newer technologies into the classroom


 * 1) iTunesU - Software which allows you to access educational lectures/information through the itunes store.
 * 2) Web 2.0 - A term that refers to cumulative changes to the way that people are using Internet connectivity.


 * 1) Gotomeeting - Web conferencing. A way for people across the globe to communicate through one central VPN (Virtual Private Network) to make it more of a "conference room" setting


 * 1) Ustream - Real-time streaming video blog


 * 1) Wiimote - An infrared pointer used with the Nintendo Wii game system. Can be used with a computer/projector and surface to make the surface (dry erase board, etc.) like a smart board.


 * 1) TED Talks - Conference usually about cutting edge technology and new ideas.


 * 1) Jott - Takes voice messages and changes them to text


 * 1) Doodle - A virtual calendar. Something that will help set up meetings and schedule reminders.


 * 1) RSS - **Really Simple Syndication**


 * 1) Twitter - Social Networking Site/ Twitter is a service for friends, family, and co–workers to communicate and stay connected through the exchange of quick, frequent answers to one simple question: **What are you doing?**


 * 1) Idea-use as a "homework hotline"

25. Lit2Go - Taken from the web site "Lit2Go is a free online collection of stories and poems in Mp3 (audiobook) format"

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