To Web 2.0 and Beyond

Wow, have I been introduced to a wealth of Web 2.0 tools during the summer semester.  First let's take a look at the master list of tools (I created my own list by noting the tools we explored each week and noting their categories): Blogging:  Blogger  Wordpress  Edublogs Social Networking:  Twitter  Instagram  YouTube  Reddit  LinkedIn Feed RSS Readers  Feedly Inoreader Feeder Badging Tools:  Badgelist  Badgr Knowledge Sharing Tools:  Quora Wikipedia  Social Bookmarking Tools:  Diigo  Pinterest  Peartrees  Intellectual Property: Creative Commons OER Commons  MERLOT  Wikimedia  Automated Content Curation:  Refind  Nuzzel   Pocket Specialized Communal Collection and Curation:  Cluster  Flickr Goodreads Writing and Publishing: Stories for School  TinyLetter Letter  Futureme Framapad Concept Mapping Tools: Bubbl.us MindMeister Canva Miro LMS/Discu...

This week I participated in the Twitter Days of the Week Challenge. Each day had a themed tweet suggestion and of course to accompany it, a hashtag.  This week's challenge has been a special one for me because it helped me reach a person best, this was the most I have ever tweeted in a week before!  Here is my #SumitupSunday #MondayMeme:  Has this ever happened to you while working or learning online? #eme6414 #MondayMeme pic.twitter.com/czU6zvTswc — Melissa (@LissaMay21) May 31, 2021 #Toolbox Tuesday I don’t know what I would do without Pinterest. It keep my life organized! I like to think of it as a visual bookmarking tool or a digital vision board #eme6414 #ToolboxTuesday pic.twitter.com/b4gDBNahbf — Melissa (@LissaMay21) June 1, 2021 #WonderingWednesday  I wonder if we should be teaching students about social media and internet use at earlier ages so they are staying safe and learning how to be good digital citizens? Teaching them positive collabora...