History Day Web Sites, Blogs And Beyond 2
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History Day Web Sites, Blogs and Beyond
Using Web 2.0 to Your Advantage
PART 2 in an exciting 2 part series
What is it all for?
• Social Networking (Facebook, Myspace, Linked In)
• Blogging (Blogger, WordPress)• Shared Office Tools (Google, Slideshare)• Pictures (Flickr, Kodak Gallery)• Bookmarking (de.li.ci.ous)• Survey Tools (Survey Monkey)• Videos (YouTube, Teacher Tube)• Much More! (Café press, Twitter)
Tools You Can Use
• What’s the message?• Who’s the audience?• How much time does it take?
Social Networking
• MySpace (www.myspace.com)– Middle School, High School, 20-35– Keeping up-to-date, calendar,
messages, pictures, video– A few hours a week
• Facebook (www.facebook.com)– High School and older– Like MySpace, more tools– A few hours a week
Blogging
• Blogger (www.blogger.com) or Word Press (www.wordpress.com)– Parents, teachers, students– Informational, informal, personal– Time dependent on the number of posts. At
least twice a month is a good rule.
Shared Office Tools
• Google Office Tools, Slideshare (www.slideshare.net)– Colleagues, partners, collaborators– Create shared documents, share
documents without using file space, direct research
– Almost no time if it is filling a need you already have
Pictures and Images
• Flickr (www.flickr.com), Kodak Gallery (www.kodakgallery.com– Parents, teachers, students, press, donors– Allows for easy sharing without large files,
also allows for tagging and linking to other web 2.0 tools
– Depending on the number of uploaded photos
Bookmarking
• delicious (www.delicious.com)– A research tool for students– Allows bookmarking from any computer
and saved to your account– Just a few minutes to set up an account
Survey Tools
• Survey Monkey (www.surveymonkey.com)– Audiences with email and internet
access– Allows you to easily create and
distribute surveys– A few hours (survey creation,
distribution, and analysis)
Videos
• YouTube (www.youtube.com)– Students especially– Shared how-to’s, documentaries, performances– Easy to navigate, easy to upload, very time
intensive to create your own content
• Teacher Tube (www.teachertube.com)– Teachers– Not blocked by school’s firewalls!
Other Cool Stuff
• Twitter (www.twitter.com)– Students, teachers, community– Short bites of info about your status– A few minutes a day
Other cool stuff
• Café Press (www.cafepress.com)– All of your stakeholders– Sell products for free without keeping a
stock– Several hours to get set up, but no time
in fulfilling orders
Sharing Time
• What do you do?• Questions?