Some of my favorite web 2.0 resources are
Prezi.com This website puts a fun spin on presentations allowing you to add videos, and other digital enhancements to your slideshow
Text2mindmap.com
This website is a good tool for digital brainstorming. Students can outline essays presentations, group collaboration plans, note taking, character maps etc
Amap.org.uk/
This website is a good tool for enhancing critical thinking skills, can be used to ask guiding questions, debates, teachers can post questions for students to blog about. Students can provide feedback and answers with classmates, teachers and other global students. This is a UK based site.
Schooltube.com/
This is a fun website where student can watch fun child and school safe videos such as math raps, science experiments and world changers. Students can even provide feedback on videos and post their own videos.
Rhymezone.com/
Students can you this website to find definitions, images synonyms, rhyming words antonyms and many other things just from searching a single word.
I like the first three. Adding comments to schooltube videos is a stretch as a web 2.0 tool. Rymezone appears to be a place to find information, not contribute.
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