Cerni,+Janet

= What Web 2.0 tool(s) have you used and how has it (have they) impacted student learning? = (complete before, during, and/or after webinar)

= How have you implemented any of Dr. Valenza's Top Tools? = (complete during and/or after webinar)

=Notes:= //**Notes to share:

There's an APP for that!

If I only had the APP!**//

Running into "witches"
 * Set NORMS for behavior:
 * physical
 * online

__**What does a "good" digital footprint look like?**__

- Larry Magid (connectsafely.org)-- using Facebook privacy settings - Search SELF but not just in google

- also 123people.com THATSNOTCOOL.COM **
 * - IPL.com goes deeper than google-- all on one page in organized matter

ROLE OF LIBRARIAN to address these issues!

CREATIVE COMMONS (copyright issues/modeling/
 * www.copyrightfriendly.com/wikispaces.com

compfight.com zoo-m.com/flickr-storm**


 * noodlebib getting BETTER!!!! much more interactive-=- subscription based

BIBME also more helpful-- title entry will collect

citationmachine also more user friendly **

+ web 1.0 tools are useful-- put them ONLINE for easy access + how do we develop Qs around topics + talk kids through "**what am I holding?"** e.g. book, journal, article, newspapers, etc.
 * Q: what does a 21st century researcher look like?**

+ mindmapping tools such as webspriation-- INTERACTIVE and TRANSPARENT!-- helps teacher/guide monitor to avoid research disasters!

+ use WIKIS to ask for REFLECTIONS as students research, change and develop ideas-- ease of EMBEDDING

+

NEW STRATEGIES FOR SEARCHING-- see webinar page MAKE A TOOLKIT FOR KIDS!!!


 * 1) WONDERWHEEL
 * 2) hide/show options -- USE this tab!!!
 * 3) TIMELINE feature helpful **google.com/squared**
 * 4) lack of perfection creates options-- visual, text, links
 * 5) **NEWSTIMELINE.googlelabs.com**
 * 6) for younger kdis:
 * 7) boolify.org
 * 8) ALPHA -- useful for MATH and science
 * 9) collect 10 best sites in an area-- what are the MOST useful for a project
 * 10) sweetsearch.com
 * 11) create pages using WIKIS
 * 12) arrange databased by subjects
 * 13) database WIDGETS-- see the links-- JSTOR facebook widget ;-)
 * 14) NYTimes widgets beta-- BUILD a widget!!! newsfeed:
 * 15) google books: example link for catch 22
 * 16) http://books.google.com/books?id=_0YB05NPhJUC&lpg=PP1&dq=subject%3A%22Literature%22&as_brr=3&rview=1&pg=PP1#v=onepage&q=&f=false

Making a survey Using other tools for information Opening up youtube for INFO and EASY INTRODUCTIONS to research topics-- helpful for getting background context and info