Online+Tools

Links to Online Tools
Most, if not all, of these tools are //**free**//! So, the "price is right"!

In what ways can students use these tools to share their ideas, knowledge, insight? How can they be used to support higher level thinking skills? How can you harness the power of these tools as "teacher tools"?

//**Think outside the box! Be creative! Have fun :-)**//

Assignment:
> Post a link, embed the URL or attach as a graphic > Be sure to tell us what level of thinking is involved and how you envision using tool; how can the tool be used to encourage higher level thinking?
 * 1) Explore several of these tools
 * 2) Think about how you might use them in your classroom--either as a teacher or student tool
 * 3) Select one of the tools and create a sample product
 * 4) Share it with the class on the [|Think2Learn Ning]

> ...[|ed.VoiceThread]..learn about VoiceThread for K-12 > ...[|Teachers' Guide] > ...Examples: [|Poetry Reading], [|Faces of the World], [|Measurement and Uncertainty], [|The Invisible Children] > ...Examples: [|Current Events] > ...[|Crisis in Peru] > ...[|GoogleDocs in Plain English>]...[|GoogleDocs Tour]
 * 1) [|Interactive Timeline]
 * 2) [|Glogster] //**N**//  //**New**//
 * 3) [|FlashCard Friends] //**New**//
 * 4) [|LetterPop] //**New**//
 * 5) [|Bubblr]
 * 6) [|VoiceThread]
 * 1) [|OurStory]
 * 2) [|ShowBeyond]
 * 1) [|SlideShare]
 * 2) [|Fuzzwich Minivids] //**New**//
 * 3) [|Make Beliefs Comics]
 * 4) [|BeFunky]
 * 5) [|Comiqs]
 * 1) [|Zoho Show]
 * 2) [|Newspaper Clipping Generator]
 * 3) 50 Story Tools..links to lots of tools!
 * 4) [|Google Docs]