Web+2.0+Tools

=**Listed below are Web 2.0 Tools that we will be using! **= = =
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Bookemon Bookemon is a free Web 2.0 Tool which allows you to create your own book. We will use this website as a choice project option throughout the year. [|Bookemon.com]

Capzles Capzles is a free website which allows you to create your own multimedia project, including pictures, video and sound. This will also be an option for choice projects throughout the year. A sample on the Odyssey is below as well as a link to the website. media type="custom" key="3614773" [|Capzles.com]

Glogster Glogster is a free tool which allows you to create and share posters. This will be an option for choice projects. Below is an example of a Glogster as well as a link to the website. [|Sample] [|Glogster.com]

Hot Potatoes Hot Potatoes is a program which allows you to create crossword puzzles and other games. Try out the basic example which I have provided, and then create one of your own on the unit which you will give to a classmate to fill out. [|Hot Potatoes]

Jeopardy Labs Jeopardy Labs is a tool for creating Jeopardy games. Click on the "Sample" link to play a Jeopardy game about the Odyssey with your partner. [|Sample] [|JeopardyLabs.com]

Letterpop Letterpop is an online newsletter paper. This will be used as a choice project option throughout the year. [|Sample] [|Letterpop.com]

MagMyPic.com MagMyPic allows you to create a fake magazine cover. Each student will be responsible for making their own fake magazine cover and posting it to the first page of their wiki. [|MagMyPic.com]

Xtimeline.com Xtimeline allows you to create your own timeline, which you will be responsible for doing for each of our units. Below is a video on how to use it as well as a link to the website. [|How To] [|Xtimeline]

<span style="color: rgb(255, 0, 0);">Yacapaca Yacapaca is a website we will be using for assessment. Follow the link to take the assessments on our Greek Literature unit. [|Assessments]

<span style="color: rgb(255, 0, 0);">YouTube YouTube is a tool which you will be using throughout the semester to post videos to your wikis. View the Oedipus video below. How does the video differ from what we read? media type="youtube" key="WtMHltBFqlo" height="344" width="425" [|YouTube.com]  <span style="color: rgb(0, 0, 0); font-family: Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif;"> <span style="color: rgb(0, 0, 0); font-family: Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif;"> **