Web 2.0 tool | Description | Potential uses for professional development | Potential uses for language learning classes |
Delicious | It is a book-marking service that allows interaction with other members. It is probably the most popular book-marking service online. | Keep track of all the websites that are relevant to my profession and share it with colleagues. | Know what the students are interested in, by knowing their most visited sites and find common likes among the class. |
Diigo | It is also a book-marking service, not as popular as delicious[1], but it does have more tools, like highlighting. | Keep track of all the websites that are relevant to my profession, highlight it and share it with colleagues. | As a reading strategy with in the class. To know if they are highlighting texts in a relevant way. |
Wall wisher | It is similar to a wiki. This website is for having a website that may contain ideas of different people towards a topic. You may add to your comment a URL address. | Brainstorm ideas for projects with my colleagues. | Brainstorm ideas about class projects and share relevant links. |
Friday, December 4, 2009
Some web 2.0 tools to analyze
Please look at my chart. Since I noticed thatdelicious.com and diigo.com are similar websites I decided to do a google fight to know which one was more popular. Check out the website at the end of this post to see who won!
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