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Cool online tools
This workshop is about using online tools to assist YOUR learning
You will be able to create a Personal Learning Environment (PLE) for home
The tools should not be a distraction to your learning goals {*recommended}
Lets look at tools to assist you to:
Tame the web
Research and find answers
Share and collaborate
Remember
Be ethical (Creative Commons)
Organise
Present
Customise
Mashup stuff
Tame the web
*RSS feeds point website updates towards your reader
*Google Reader is a place to read all your RSS feeds
Instapaper is a read later bookmarking service
Readability removes the clutter around the webpage you’re reading
bit.ly shortens your links
Research and find answers
*Google Alerts keep up to date with topics of interest
Wolfram Alpha helps you to calculate
Project Gutenburg (Australia) free ebooks
bibme is a bibliography generator
Noodletools is a guide to research process
Share and collaborate
*Delicious is a social bookmarking site
Diigo is another social bookmarking tool
*Google Docs - collaborate on documents
Remember
Anki makes it easier to study and remember
+ iPhone app
BRAINFLIPS online flashcards
Mindmapping tools
Be ethical (Creative Commons)
Creative Commons (Australia) understand licenses
Flickr the largest photo sharing site
Flickr ‘The Commons’ search the great public photographic collections
*Soundzabound royalty free music for schools
Organise
*mindmeisteris a free
mindmapping tool
bubbl.us organise brainstorms
*Evernote will synch files on all your devices
*Dropbox -free online storage
Livebinders collect and share resources
Netvibes - dashboard everything
Mashup stuff
*Wordle generates word clouds
*GAPMINDER unveils the beauty of statistics while revealing trends
Newsmap.jp a mashup of headlines that shows new patterns
Customise
iGoogle - customise your
homepage with widgets
Wetpaint - create websites that mix
wikis, blogs, forums and social networks
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