Blogs / Wikis / More
The creators of Edublogs are on the cutting-edge of web technologies and they tailor their services to those in education.
Allows you to embed your own customizable chat rooms to your teacher websites or class blog
Mind42 is a mapping tool that is super easy to use. The best part of this application is that you can map alone and share with others … or, you can map together in real time to enhance the collaboration process.
Sponsored by ASU
Worldwide learning network of shared teaching and learning materials made freely available online.
A great starting place for new bloggers … super simple.
Connects you with hundreds of real world experts, ranging from astronauts to zookeepers.
These experts have volunteered to answer your questions for free!
Create collaborative mind maps to help students brainstorm ideas, plan projects, and think visually.
Upload your files, edit anytime from anywhere, choose who can access your documents
share and collaborate online.
Learn how videoconferencing is being used in classtooms around the world.
An easy-to-use and extra safe environment for create student blogging.
Connects you with hundreds of real world experts, ranging in a variety of K-12 topics.
Templates for collaborative projects for a variety of subject areas and grade levels.
Give presentations, host webinars, or conduct team meetings.
Information on videoconferencing, including:
Introduction to Videoconferencing,
Directories for Videoconferencing Users and Providers,
Collaborative Projects and more.
Free private wikis for teachers and students.
This simple podcasting tool allows educators to use hands-free cell phones to record a podcast and send it to the Classcaster system to be published.
Imagination Cubed - A whiteboard that you can save, share, and print. Use your mouse to write (go slow until you get the hang of it) or use the tools to create shapes, stamps or lines. The coolest feature is it allows you to “replay” your drawing in exact sequence.
Have group discussions privately. Share photos and files securely. You choose who joins in. Keep track of many discussions easily.
Videoconferencing resources from AT&T, including ideas and examples, instructional strategies and evaluation tools.
Wiki builder
“Peanut Butter” wiki helps you stick together as you collaborate and learn. Free and easy to use. You can password protect it.
The in's and out's of how to podcast with your students.
The web sites listed on this page contain information about local, national and international video conferencing resources.
It’s so easy to build your own wiki with Wetpaint. Invite your students or colleagues to be a part of the wiki experience.
Created by Wesley Fryer. A wealth of resources and training/help documents for podcasting in your classroom.
Collaboration and sharing is made easy through a private network that you create. Audio messages can be recorded and shared with the touch of a button.
Write emails now, send them later
write e-mails in advance and have them sent when you specify.
an online multi-user, real-time
collaboration flowchart software.
Links and resources to get your students' videoconferencing projects started.
Ever wanted to have your students explored MySpace or Facebook, but worried about security issues or educational value? Now you can create and customize your own social networking platform with education in mind!
Create your own free, regular webcasts for others to view and enjoy.
Create a virtual classroom and
BlogPortal.
Instant use, hosted, free.
Create your own social network.
No ads or branding unless your storage needs exceed 3GB.
Wallwisher
Sticky note creator / organizer. You just click and drag sticky notes
and can easily link to websites, pictures or videos on the web.
Use as a tool for generating thoughts on a topic or as a way for
students to reflect on what they have learned.
You can send your future self an email. Students to send themselves an email that they would receive in one/two/five/ten years time, writing down their future goals and ambitions to see if they achieve them. Students could also email reminders about due dates for projects etc.
engages students in a global study of wildlife migration and seasonal change. K-12 students share their own field observations with classmates across North America.