Web+2.0+Tools

As a Library Media Specialist, we all do communicate through different means of communication. I am not only a Library Media Specialist, but also a Part-Time Reference Librarian for an academic college too, so I will refer to both areas when listing to the different web 2.0 tools.

__Library Web 2.0 Tools__

Examples of Effective Practice || This is an interactive wiki that has great information about school libraries and los serves as a way to connect to other librarians by using web 2.0 technologies. || Slideshare-Screencasting for Librarians || -Library Success is a list of different podcast feeds that is provided by different libraries. -Slideshare is a multimedia website of video-streaming files, the name of the page is called "Introduction to Screencasting for Librarians" || iLibrarian || -AASL (American Association of School Libraries) Blog has new information based on school libraries. -iLibrarian has news and resources on Library 2.0 and the information revolution. ||
 * __**Web 2.0 Tool**__ || **__Name of web 2.0 tool website__** || ** __The use and purpose of the Web 2.0 Tool__ ** ||
 * Blog || LibraryBytes || This blog that was developed by Helene Blowers has updated library news and new technologies. ||
 * Wiki || School Library Websites:
 * Podcast/Screencast || [|Podcast index by Library Success] and
 * Online Periodical || eSchool News: Technology News for Today's K-20 Educator || This news website is free to view different articles based on education from Kindergarten to Post-Graduate break throughs and current events. ||
 * Social Bookmarking || Classroom 2.0 || Classroom 2.0 is a free, community-supported network to collaborate with other educators. ||
 * RSS Feed - Google Reader || AASL Blog and
 * Online Image Maker || Animoto || This website lets you create an online video with the use of your videos and images. They even have stocked music for you to use in your video. ||

I hope you check these out and see if this information can assist you in your schools.
Tim,

Great list of tools. I will forward them along to my school as well. I thought you might like a different way to share stories, try: [|StoryNory] Has many free audio stories available. [|StoryOnline] Has popular stories read aloud by famous actors! And for your writers... [|Kerpoof!] Allows students to write their own picture book. They pick from background templates and create pictures and then type in text!

Enjoy! Erin