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Want to know all about Web2.0 all in one go? [|Then check this out]

Organisational ideas for Teachers How to use online tools to help keep you organised. Educational ideasfor students Ideas that you can use in the classroom to challenge, engage, inspire and excite students about learning Collaborative applications for the classroom Ideas that enable your students to work with together in teams or with students across the world. Fun things for kids to do

[|Go here to see my list of great teacher blogs] Bloglines is a free service that makes it easy to keep up with your favorite **blogs** and **news feeds**. With Bloglines, you can subscribe to the RSS feeds of your **favorite blogs**, and Bloglines will monitor updates to those sites. You can read the latest entries easily within Bloglines.

ITunes or other free online aggregator for finding and downloading podcasts.[[image:http://images.eyespot.com/images/main_2.gif width="288" height="109"]]


[|eyespot.com] Use the [|Mixer] to **edit** and combine your **videos, photos and music** online. Share mixes by email, blog, download or cell phone for freeUse the [|Mixer] to **edit** and combine your **videos, photos and music** online. Share mixes by email, blog, download or cell phone for free

Skype: is a simple and free way for students to talk with other students across the internet See this post to get an idea of how you can use it in the classroom [|Skypeing in the Classroom]

=Wikis- There are many wiki sites that are suitable for educators.=

Here are a few ideas and videos of teachers [|using PB wikis]

WikiSpaces is a wiki site that was established by a Melbourne teacher. It has great support for teachers and is currently offering [|100,000 wikispaces free] to educators teaching P-12. [|Wikiville]

Do you already use services like **del.icio.us, flickr, blogger, typepad,** etc? SuprGlu is a new way to gather all your content from those sites. In a nutshell, SuprGlu:
 * gathers your content from popular webservices and publishes them in one convenient place.
 * presents your content with simple, great looking templates which you can customize.
 * is FREE to use!

Another application that students could use is called [|Photobucket.] this is a site where students can upload photos, audio (e.g. a narration or an interview) and videos. They can then provide a link from this site to their wiki so that they can show the work that they have created on their WikiFolio. Here is an example that a student from another school created.

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Try using [|SlideShare] as a way to create a presentation in Powerpoint, then uploading it to the internet and then sharing it via the wiki. The following is an example of what can be created and then embedded into the student's wiki