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Educational Technology Tools Home
The web offers a plethora of free tools which can be used to support teaching & learning, but locating and evaluating these tools can be daunting. The purpose of this wiki is to organize and explore FREE Web 2.0 tools that can be used to enhance teaching and learning. Visitors are encouraged to join this wiki to add their own contributions about free online tools used for instruction.
The tools are organized by category type on the Ed Tech Tools pages. The BbWorld '09 page provides a detailed overview and examples of Jing, Picnik and Dvolver. You can also check out the new contributions from participants at the BbWorld conference on this page.
Resources
- 2009 Annual Horizon Report - research report that introduces 6 emerging technologies that are likely to enter mainstream use in higher education and have an impact on teaching & learning. The report is a collaborative effort between The New Media Consortium and EDUCAUSE Learning Initiative.
- Why Web 2.0 is Important to Higher Education - 2009 Campus Technology article that argues that "Web 2.0 technologies create a landscape of learning -- collaborative, problem-based, experiential, instead of the traditional "single voice" classroom."
Note: This site is also used by the Educational Technology Tools creator, Kathy Keairns, Senior Instructional Design Coordinator at the University of Denver to organize materials for workshops and presentations about free Web 2.0 tools. This wiki was inspired by the e-Learning Tools wiki developed by Dr. Patricia McGee from the University of Texas at San Antonio.
The "Word Cloud" below represents the tools referenced on this site. The image was created at wordle.net.
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