1. Web Pages, Blogs, Wikis, Podcast, and multimedia authoring software
By: Shondrea McCargo

2. WEBPAGESDocument or information resource for the World Wide Web that can be accessed through a web browser and displayed through a monitor or mobile device.

3. Educational Purposes
Sharing information such a news
Publishing students' work (Projects, papers, grades, etc.)
Communicating with parents
Promoting after school activities

4. Tips for creating a Webpage
WebPages Should:
Be easy to read
Be easy to navigate
Be well organized
Have a layout design consistency
Be easily locatable on web
Include small graphic files on page
Be Interactive
Be Quickly downloadable

5. Free Educational WebPages
Pageflakes.com - popular items to include: Message board, notes about assignments , class to-do list, current feed for weather, news, etc

6. BLOGSShort for Weblog, informal website consisting of "time-stamped" articles or post.
Tumblr
BlogSpot

7. Blogging in the Classroom
Helps keep records of students reading, project, or classroom discussions-Keep track of project related task that need completion
Helps directly cite quotations using links
Keep track of data such as events for social studies & scientific experiments
Learn math and mentor others using concepts and assignments
Allow other to edit blogs for feedback

8. Educational Blogging Precautions
-Know your school and districts policies concerning students
-Get parental consent before allowing students to blog.
-Avoid sites that requires students to give full name and email address (outdated)
-Avoid sites that request personal information (semi-outdated)
-Review what is permissible for students
-Remind student of the important of being netiquette and respectable.
- Have rules of appropriate behavior and consequences set
-Provide examples of model blogs
-Inquire whether classroom blogs are acceptable.

9. Popular Blogs
-Blogger.com
-Tumblr.com
-blogstream.com
-Edublogs.com
blogsearch.google.com
spaces.live.com

10. WIKIA collaborative websites allowing users to create, add to, modify, or delete content via their web browser.

11. Educational Wikis

12. Educational Wiki Pros
Creates a "student centered" website.
Facilitates group authoring and collaboration
A general space to view information all in one place.
Stores data collections
Displays student projects
Shares presentations student can view for clarity

13. Wiki Cons
There is little accountability for information because you do not need qualifications to post information. Anyone is allowed to post and edit information regardless of actual knowledge of subject.

14. Popular Wiki Sites
Wikipedia.com
mediawiki.org
pbworks.com/edu
seedwiki.com
wiki.com
wikispaces.com
EDUCATIONAL WIKI SITE
gps8socialstudies.pbwiki.com

15. PODCASTA podcast (or non-streamlined) is a series of digital media files (either audio or video) that are released episodically and often downloaded through web-syndication.

16. Podcasting Sites
Podcast.com
Epnweb.org
Ed-cast.org
Teacherspodcast.org

17. MULTIMEDIA AUTHORING SOFTWAREUsed to create electronic presentations, simulations, and software demonstrations that include text graphics, video, audio, animations and screen captures.
Uses:
Create digital tutorials
Teach lessons using PowerPoint presentations with voiceover
Develop short how-to videos
Create animated whiteboard-type presentations

18. Camstasia Studios

19. Uses:
Record screenshots
Use PowerPoint to create presentations
Create podcast
Allows students to:
Stream on web
Store media
Show media using DVD player, TV, ipod, or PC

20. The End.
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