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Here are more areas to explore:
 * Social bookmarking
 * Shared multimedia
 * Customized dynamic home pages
 * More resources to explore

 = Social bookmarking =

> For example, this wiki could be tagged with web 2.0, wiki, blogs, social networks, NCCE workshops, HSTI workshops, NECC workshops, Karen Fasimpaur, Becky Hart, etc. With social bookmarking, you can also share your set of bookmarks, either with a small group or with the public at large. > Social bookmarks are better than old bookmarks in your browser because you can access them from any computer and you can share with others.
 * What is social bookmarking?**
 * **Social bookmarking** is a way to store, organize, and search all your Internet bookmarks using tags. Tags are words you choose to describe something.

> [|Quick start for Delicious] > Here is the [|link for re-installing the Delicious buttons] after you register. (Make sure you are logged in.) > media type="youtube" key="A1pOsYjCvE8&hl=en" height="355" width="425" Video Note: The directions for adding a browser toolbar button have been updated since this video was created. The directions are now found in the Getting Started section on the homepage or in Help. The "Post to Delicious" button is now labeled "tag." 2. Think of a way you could use social bookmarking in your professional or personal life. Click the discussion tab above to add your idea.
 * Workshop activities:**
 * 1) Watch this video about how to use Delicious . Set up an account in [|Delicious]. Add bookmarks for your favorite sites from this workshop.


 * Other social bookmarking tools to explore:**
 * [|Diigo]
 * [|Web 2.0 collection from Kathy Schrock]


 * Social bookmarking in education:**
 * [|Idea for TeachingHacks.com]
 * [|Tagging in education]

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 * More resources**:
 * Social bookmarking in plain English

 = Shared multimedia =


 * What is shared multimedia?**
 * **Shared multimedia** is a way to share files like photos, music, and videos online. Some Web 2.0 tools even let you create multimedia using browser-based tools.


 * Workshop activities:**
 * 1) Go to [|TeacherTube] and explore some of the videos that are there. If you register and sign in, you can download these for offline use.
 * 2) Go to [|SlideShare] and explore some of the presentations that are there. You can download many of these for offline use.
 * 3) Upload your own photos, videos, or presentations to one of these services or to one listed below.
 * 4) Think of a way you could use shared multimedia in your professional or personal life. Click the discussion tab above to add your idea.


 * Other shared multimedia tools to explore:**
 * Photo repositories
 * [|Flickr]
 * [|Photoshop Express] (also does photo editing)
 * [|Picasa]
 * Video repositories
 * [|YouTube] (Note: Even if YouTube is blocked at your school, you can download videos at home and play them at school. You can use [|Zamzar] or [|Vixy.net] to do this.)
 * [|TeacherTube]
 * [|Google Video]
 * Music repositories (There are open licensed and can be remixed into your own work.)
 * [|ccMixter]
 * [|MusOpen]
 * Web 2.0 tools for photo editing
 * [|Photoshop Express]
 * [|Phixr] (for more advanced editing)
 * Web 2.0 tools for creating videos online
 * [|JayCut]
 * File conversion tools
 * [|Zamzar]
 * [|YouConvertIt]
 * [|Tooble] (download You Tube Videos to iTunes, and your iPod)
 * Miscellaneous
 * [|VoiceThread] (collaborative spaces with video, voice and text commenting)

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 * [|PodOMatic]
 * [|Story Top Story Maker]
 * [|skrbl] (online whiteboard)
 * [|Blabberize] (add voice to talking images)
 * [|A Break in the Road] (add street and other sounds to multimedia projects)
 * [|ToonDo] (cartoon strip creator)


 * **Shared multimedia in education:**
 * [|Ed.VoiceThread]


 * More resources**:
 * [|Photo sharing in plain English] (video)

 = Customized dynamic home pages =


 * What are customized dynamic home pages?**
 * **Customized dynamic home pages** let you create a home page in your browser that is customized with what you want to see. After creating a customize home page, you can add widgets to it. **Widgets** are little, web-page-embedded programs that do various things. As examples, there are widgets that act as post-it notes, that have your Google feed reader (blogs), bookmarks, news, weather, dictionaries, games, and lots more!

> Add at least three widgets to your page. Make sure to include one for Google Reader. > [|Quick start for iGoogle]
 * Workshop activities:**
 * 1) Create an [|iGoogle] page. (You will need a Google account to do this, which you should already have.)
 * 1) Think of a way you could use a customized dynamic home page in your professional or personal life. Click the discussion tab above to add your idea.


 * Other customized dynamic home page tools to explore:**
 * [|Pageflakes]
 * [|Netvibes]
 * [|MyYahoo]

 = More things to explore =
 * [|Matrix of Web 2.0 in education]
 * [|Classroom 2.0 wiki]
 * WebTools4U2Use
 * [|Shambles Web 2.0 site]
 * [|101 Web 2.0 tools]