Read-Write+Web



===// This page offers support for educators who would like to use the read-write web in their classrooms. Click on any of the links below to begin!// ===

Weblogs [|http://weblogg-ed.com] By: Will Richardson Weblogg-ed.com is maintained by Will Richardson, author of the book //Blogs, Wikis, Podcasts, and Other Powerful Web Tools for Classrooms//. This site is designed to let teachers discuss and reflect about the read/write web. The blogs section of the website is in Wiki form and teachers can collaborate with others on different topics from blogs, to RSS feeds, to Wikis, and other read/write web resources. In addition to the blog section of the site, teachers can use the site to watch Will Richardson in action and more resources about the read/write web. Rating: Content: 4 Layout: 4 Navigation:4 Resource provided by: Shauna Gardner

Support Blogging! [] By: Steve Hargadon, who also has wikis on Web 2.0 in Education and EdTech Matters This wiki site provides educators with hundreds of links to school related blogs. It has many categories of blogs including Educational Blogging, Parent Blogs, Teacher Blogs, Administrator Blogs, Professional Development Blogs, Library/Librarian Blogs, and Education Company Blogs. Support Blogging has been set up to provide an opportunity for students, teachers, administrators, parents, and others to help promote an understanding of the benefits of educational blogging. Content: 3 Layout: 3 Navigation: 3 resource provided by: Becky DePuy

Blogging Website to Help Educators by: Vicki Davis [] This blog is all about information. Vicki Davis provides a TON of tools and explains how to use them. The site is visually busy but if you can get past that, you can learn about things like the Flat Classroom Project and others that she is involved in. Content: 4 Layout: 2 Navigation: 4 Resource provided by Tiffany Gartner

Blogs for Teachers [|www.proteacher.net] This blog site is a community of teachers grades prek-8. It is an excellent resource for all educators. It is great for novice bloggers. I really enjoy this site. It is easy to navigate and has 1000s of resources and topics on everything. It is visually crowded but easy to find what you want. You can search by category, subject or even by grade. Great Resource. Content: 4 Layout: 3 Navigation: 4 Resource provided by Adriane Ellis