Information Literacy: Web 2.0 Tools for Teaching
Collaborative Writing Tools
Copyright
Idea or Mind Mapping
Communication and Online Discussion Tools
Image Manipulation
Multimedia Presentation and Video-Editing Tools
Productivity and Professional Development
Social Networking
Videoconferencing
Virtual Worlds
Computer Coding
Pen Pals
Calendars
Conversion Sites
Educator and Student Communities
Content Management Systems and Learning Spaces
Photo Editing and Photo Sharing
Publishing and Drawing Tools
Quiz and Activities Generators
Timelines
Video and Sharing
Wikis
Other Tools
Sources
Sources:
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