Websites I like. Free Technology for Teachers. II. Information Literacy Quiz Answer Key. If you have had the opportunity to look at our Information Literacy Quiz, here are some suggested answers and follow-up activities to use with students.
For each suggested answer in the Information Literacy Quiz, look for Follow-up Activities for Teachers and Students 1. List 4 major search engines and a major directory. We won’t attempt to list them all here. For a list of search engines, directories, meta-search engines and all their functions, check www.searchenginewatch.com or Wikipedia’s list of search engines. Diigo - Web Highlighter and Sticky Notes, Online Bookmarking and Annotation, Personal Learning Network.
Text 2 Mind Map – The text-to-mind-map converter. Using Voki. Twittering in PowerPoint with Polleverywhere Polleverywhere.com is a browser-based application that allows for votes and feedback to be solicited from individuals via text messaging and/or Twitter.
Results are displayed on the web or within a presentation (PowerPoint slide) in real time. Students will need a Twitter account and access to a wireless enabled device (cellphone, laptop, etc) to participate. Only the instructor needs to have a Polleverywhere account. The free Higher Education account has a response limit of 40 unique participants. Web 2.0 Teaching Tools. 41 Websites for Teachers to Integrate Tech into Your Classroom. 25 Great WebSites for Teachers. Web 2.0 Tools for the Classroom.