Web 2.0 and Mobile Apps Learning Technologies

Text Based Tools

Chatzy

Plurk

Twitter

Knowledge Organization and Sharing Tools

DropBox

Media fire

Google Drive

Social Bookmarking

Diigo

Webnotes

Delicious

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Memonic

Blogs

Tumblr

Edublogs

Wordpress

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Social Networking

Facebook

Academia

Social Networking
Social networking systems enable users to sharing photos and videos, post text thoughts and run polls created by athletic administrators. They can help administrators share content, provide feedback and resolved problems to one another. Facebook (http://facebook.com) is obviously the most well-known social networking site. Athletic administrators and coaches have the opportunity to use this site to keep its stakeholders aware in real-time. Edmodo (http://edmodo.com) is a popular alternative amongst educators because it only provides access to the class of registered students and includes features to support educative practices. Academia (http://academia.edu) support social networking and information sharing for academics.

Video Tools

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BlogsBlogs differ from wikis in that they organize website posts in chronological order. This helps athletic administrators and coaches track suitable information or communication evolving thinking over time. Wordpress (http://wordpress.org) includes multimedia libraries, numerous templates and a host of wigets that make it quick and easy for athletic administrators to communicate with a certain group. Edublogs (http://edublogs.org) is based upon the Wordpress platform and offers athletic administrators the capacity to create and administer and entire class of blogs through a secure portal. Blogger (http://blogger.com) is another blogging site now own by Google that is easy to use. And Tumblr (http://tumblr.com) has become a popluar blogging platform by virtue of its easy to use interface.

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YouTube

Video Toolbox

Teachertube

Vimeo

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BlogsBlogs differ from wikis in that they organize website posts in chronological order. This helps athletic administrators and coaches track suitable information or communication evolving thinking over time. Wordpress (http://wordpress.org) includes multimedia libraries, numerous templates and a host of wigets that make it quick and easy for athletic administrators to communicate with a certain group. Edublogs (http://edublogs.org) is based upon the Wordpress platform and offers athletic administrators the capacity to create and administer and entire class of blogs through a secure portal. Blogger (http://blogger.com) is another blogging site now own by Google that is easy to use. And Tumblr (http://tumblr.com) has become a popluar blogging platform by virtue of its easy to use interface.

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Livestream

Blogs differ from wikis in that they organize website posts in chronological order. This helps athletic administrators and coaches track suitable information or communication evolving thinking over time. Wordpress (http://wordpress.org) includes multimedia libraries, numerous templates and a host of wigets that make it quick and easy for athletic administrators to communicate with a certain group. Edublogs (http://edublogs.org) is based upon the Wordpress platform and offers athletic administrators the capacity to create and administer and entire class of blogs through a secure portal. Blogger (http://blogger.com) is another blogging site now own by Google that is easy to use. And Tumblr (http://tumblr.com) has become a popluar blogging platform by virtue of its easy to use interface.

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BlogsBlogs differ from wikis in that they organize website posts in chronological order. This helps athletic administrators and coaches track suitable information or communication evolving thinking over time. Wordpress (http://wordpress.org) includes multimedia libraries, numerous templates and a host of wigets that make it quick and easy for athletic administrators to communicate with a certain group. Edublogs (http://edublogs.org) is based upon the Wordpress platform and offers athletic administrators the capacity to create and administer and entire class of blogs through a secure portal. Blogger (http://blogger.com) is another blogging site now own by Google that is easy to use. And Tumblr (http://tumblr.com) has become a popluar blogging platform by virtue of its easy to use interface.

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