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Telling Stories in many different web 2.0 languages
Ever since I started my MET, I have had the pleasure of experimenting with a wide range of story-telling web 2.0 tools. I was happy to see that this was one of our Rip.Mix.Feed activity options, as I feel I … Continue reading →
Diigo: Sharing Wisdom From the Cloud
For this assignment I chose to use Diigo. It is a social bookmarking site which also offers the ability to present your collection of bookmarks into a slide show. I have been collecting elementary-focused blog sites for some time now … Continue reading →
A Web 2.0 Adventure!
In the creation of my Rip, Mix, Feed – Reloaded artifact, I chose the theme of digital storytelling. Although this assignment asks to document the story of how we might incorporate the use of Web 2.0 tools, I felt that … Continue reading →
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