Collaboration

Google Forms [] (link to tutorial)

A Google Form is a type of Google Doc.Using laptops, desktops, or their cell phones (internet capable only), students can submit instant answers to quiz questions and the program will grade it for you! This could also be used for polling.

The Techie Teacher- a weebly created by a 3rd grade teacher Amanda Ellis. A list of collaboration tools is found at [] (LM)

Google Tools (from Debbie & Lorri's Presentation: Powerpoints at **[] .** Tools covered in the presentations are Docs, Forms, Calendar, and Reader. As a side note, I helped my daughter edit one of her essays using Google Docs from the hotel on Thursday night, and she has already shown several of her friends. I actually earned a few "cool" points on that one! (DV)

Today’s Meet Create a chat room on the fly. No logins required! [] (LM)

Corkboard Collaborate to add notes to a cork board! [|http://corkboard.me] (LM)

SpinScape Colaborative Mind Mapping & Information Sharing in real time. Haven't found a real use for it in my class, bu it is cool! www.spinscape.com (VG)

Wall Wisher It's an old school message board on the web. You can post a question and your students can post answers. You can brainstorm and everyone can post their input. It's blocked at school, but I checked it out at home and I like it--corkboard is similar, but it can't be accessed either. Maybe we can change that. www.wallwisher.com (VG)

OneNote Great tool for collaboration. You can post notes or entire notebooks that can be shared with others. It's like a digital notebook that can hold text, pictures, audio/video, even scan in handwritten documents. You can search your notebook by keywords or tags, Templates are available. It's available with the Microsoft Ofice bundle, so it's easy to learn and manipulate with little or no training. [|www.onenote.com] (VG)

Vocaroo [] Instantly and easily record messages and send voicemails. (SM)

TitanPad [] Realtime collaboration. No account necessary. Invite others. Pretty much the same as GoogleDocs. (SM)

[|Mixed Ink] type in papers, students can read what other students have written, if they like what someone else has written they can put it in their paper BUT it gives the original person credit for the work (JK)