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See for yourself what the Web 2.0 buzz is all about. Aside from being highly interactive, accessible and collaborative-it's a fun use of technology! Our experts will guide you through six different ways to incorporate Web 2.0 into your classroom. Prepare yourself to learn a lot and be entertained along the way. GO EXPLORE!

Presentation Tools

Create and share presentation slides anytime, anywhere. Watch Video

Video Tools

Learn more enhanced video integration in the classroom. Watch Video

Mobile Tools

Think cell phones are for making calls, texting and taking pictures? Think again. Watch Video

Image Tools

Use social photo sharing sites to inject creativity into instruction through photography. Watch Video

Community Tools

Easy-to-use collaboration tools to make working together less work-and way more engaging. Watch Video

Best of the Rest

Word art, digital collage, and more. Bring school projects to life in a creative way. Watch Video

Feed Your Needs

RSS (Real Simple Syndication) or school feeds can offer nearly instant updates on homework assignments, club and group news, or even a sports team's practice schedule.

Is school canceled?

Mass notification systems relay vital information and alerts directly to students, teachers, parents and administrators.

Rip a clip

Blogging, video and podcasting tools let you create, post, and access rich multimedia school-focused content.

Be great-collaborate!

Shared-learning websites (like a global-warming wiki for a class project) benefit from collective intelligence of its many contributors.

Tech charge

21st Century Classroom tools put students' tech-savvy skills to work in collaborative projects across the school—and around the world.