Collaborative+Documents

Collaboration across campus or across the world!

[|Google Docs] [|Google for Educators] [|Google Lit Trips] Wikispaces [|PBWorks] (Formerly PB Wiki) [|Blogger] [|Wordpress] [|SlideShare] [|Tumblr] [|Voicethread] [|Cool Tools for Schools] [|Flash Card Machines]

8 Ways to Use School Wikis GoogleApps E-Portfolios [|Blogs Wikis Docs: Which is Right for your Lesson?] A Comparison Table [|Dive Into WebQuests: Reading, Writing & Web 2.0] - A Conference Presentation [|5 Social Media Tools for Learning Language] [|Frontline: How Google (and Apple) helped save a school]

Example [|World History Wiki]


 * Google maps and Mashups** - Most people are familiar with Google maps. Interactive maps can be created for classroom or personal use. For an example, this [|link]will take you to an interactive Google map that I created during the 2009 spring flood. It marks the school district buildings and their use during the flood as well as evacuation zones. For instructions on how to create this map, check out [|"More Things on a Stick Thing 32"]. For information on other Things on a Stick activities, visit my [|Bits and Pieces] blog. - //Lynn Day//