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=Welcome to GreenTeam Web 2.0 Tools= All American High School Grades: 9-12

This wiki will display our favorite web 2.0 tools that will aid high school teachers in the classroom and communication among students.

Here is a list of our favorite tools with links to pages within our wiki that describe each tool's uses. Click on the name of any tool for an in-depth look at the tool itself and its capabilities.

This tool is an online presentation platform similar to PowerPoint but much more versatile and user-friendly. One of the best aspects of slide rocket is that, like Quizlet and so many of these online tools, is that students create projects and then upload them to the SlideRocket site. Also, on the SlideRocket website, students can view examples of other students' work.
 * Slide Rocket **

While this tool could possibly be great for both middle school and high school, high school students generally have to do more presentations and would, thus, better suit them.

This tool is an online quiz-making and quiz-//taking// system. Students simply type in words and definitions, and Quizlet then creates multiple ways to study these words using games and flashcards. Students can also view MILLIONS of student-made and teacher-made sets of words. This is great for all ages of human beings who need to learn new words. High school students will benefit from pre-made sets of ACT and SAT vocabulary words.
 * Quizlet**

====This is an excellent site that is a collaborative online learning platform for teachers and students to express their creativity, knowledge, ideas and skills in the classroom. This site has a wide variety of tools to enhance the students learning process. ====
 * [|glogster.com]**

====This is a free digital timeline website that organizes the web's content by date and time. Students can create, share, and collaborate on interactive, visually engaging timelines that integrate video, audio, images, text, links, social media, location and timestamps. ====
 * [|dipity.com]**

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