Experimenting with Web 2.0 Tools for Project Publishing

I am working with some WEB 2.0 Tools in order to determine which are easiest to use.  I started with SCRIBD,  and it seems like a winner.  Here is my sample upload.  It is a lesson we will do together in class next week, and it started out as a power point.  You can upload a variety of resource types to Scribd and combine them for an online presentation of your project.  I will add to this blog as I try out new tools.

Sample Scribd

I also BRIEFLY checked out Weebly.  As you can see, I have not added anything to the page I created, but I did want to see what it was like.   It allows you to change your background and to upload multi-media artifacts.  It is basically a website that you create. This is the link for you to create your OWN Weebly.  You must use your email address and create an account, but it looks VERY cool and easy to use.  You can create your own subdomain which allows you to have something like this blog except only YOU add to it unless you add people as contributors.  The cool thing is that once you sign up, it will send a tutorial link to your email telling you EXACTLY how to go about adding all the cool things you want to add!!  Let me know how you like it if you decide to use it!

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