Showing posts with label collaborate. Show all posts
Showing posts with label collaborate. Show all posts
T4LT - Padlet
Padlet.com is a collaborative web app for collecting text, images, videos, links and more. It's like a virtual bulletin board for sticky notes. Code for embedding a padlet board into your LMS is also readily available.
View the T4LT Padlet
Concepts:
board,
collaborate,
currate,
images,
interactive,
media,
padlet,
text,
video
T4LT - Group Tools
Digital tools for group collaboration are plentiful. Which tool is best will vary on the needs of the group work and preferences of those involved. Share resources and files, collaboratively create documents and presentations, or manage entire projects from start to finish.
Sites mentioned in this episode:
Google Docs
http://wikispaces.com
http://PrimaryPad.com
http://QikPad.org
http://prezi.com
Google Drive
http://dropbox.com
http://wiggio.com
Where to Subscribe to T4LT:
YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/tech4learnteach
iTunes: http://goo.gl/9j4gI
Concepts:
collaborate,
group,
share,
wiggio
T4LT - Google Docs
Google Docs
We use Google Docs for all our collaborative script writing for T4LT. Google Spreadsheets, Forms, Presentations and Drawings complete the suite of Google Doc tools.
These collaborative document creation tools offer many advantages for group projects or for the individual who wants access to files in the cloud - no need to worry about lost or broken external jump drives (but you will need access to the Internet).
Documents in Google Docs can be private or public, shared, exported in a variety of formats, edited in real time by all those who have access, and more. Check out Google Docs for yourself!
Google Docs
Sample Presentation - The Many Ways to Use Flip Video Cameras in the Classroom
Concepts:
collaborate,
docs,
google,
presentation,
spreadsheet
STEMTech 2010 Wikis Episode
In this episode, Jo and Meg from Queensborough Community College showcase their collection of professional development wikis. A wiki is a collaborative web site and can be used for many educational purposes. In addition to the collaborative editing tools, a history of changes is also a key feature of any wiki.
SITES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE
Queensborough Community College Wikis
http://www3.qcc.cuny.edu/DotWiki/Default.aspx
Wikipedia
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page
Wikipedia Lamest Edit Wars (Information is Beautiful)
http://www.informationisbeautiful.net/visualizations/wikipedia-lamest-edit-wars/
FREE WIKI CREATION SITES
http://www.wikispaces.com/
http://www.wetpaintcentral.com/
http://www.wiki-site.com/
Do you have a wiki you prefer?
Concepts:
collaborate,
episode,
stemtech,
wiki
MS Docs in the Cloud
Now you can create Microsoft documents in the cloud. Check out docs.com. Create and compose Word, Excel and Powerpoint files on the site and share your creations with Facebook (fb) friends. Collaboration with fb friend editors, wall commenting, view only permissions are some of the features.
Concepts:
collaborate,
doc,
document,
excel,
facebook,
microsoft,
powerpoint,
word
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