Category Archives: software

Google Body Browser

Posted on March 16, 2011 by Mendi Benigni

Google Body lets you examine the human body like Google Earth lets you examine the planet…well almost. Google Body Browser is a new release from the Google Labs area which means that it’s not quite ready for prime time. But despite … Continue reading →

Posted in New Stuff, software, tlt | Tagged body, ehhp, exploration, Google, google body browser, Google Labs, health, hhp, k12, new, tedu | Leave a comment

Cool tool to visualize your OAKS discussions

Posted on February 9, 2011 by Mendi Benigni

I just ran across a tool called SNAPP that will create visualizations of your OAKS discussions. SNAPP, created by Dr. Shane Dawson at the University of Wollongong, is designed to take information from a discussion topic in OAKS and create … Continue reading →

Posted in New Stuff, software, tlt | Tagged collaboration, communication, discussion, graphic, interaction, OAKS, tlt, visualization | Leave a comment

Multiple Participants in Video Chats – Skype and TokBox

Posted on September 16, 2010 by Mendi Benigni

Video conferencing can bring wonderful expert resources directly into your classroom. Video chat applications can be used to allow your class to chat with an expert in their field, allowing the students to ask questions and interact with your guest. … Continue reading →

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Earth Mashing: Blending Web 2.0 with Google Earth

Posted on June 28, 2010 by Mendi Benigni

My last session of the day is a hands-on session about creating mashups using Web 2.0 apps and Google Earth called Earth Mashing: Blending Web 2.0 with Google Earth by Susan Anderson, Arlington ISD (Arlington Texas) with Jim Holland. Digital … Continue reading →

Posted in education, New Stuff, software, Uncategorized | Tagged google earth, iste, iste10, mashup, necc, Web 2.0, Web20 | Leave a comment

Deeper Learning with Web 2.0 Tools