Web+2.0+Organisation

“3x a week take 15min playing with new digi tool, 1x a wk 15min to integrate the tool into an existing lesson via @benpaddlejones”
Thanks to @henriettaMi for her blog post 'The 15 minute rule '. Check out her blog on Techie Brekkie.

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There are many web 2.0 tools that can be added to blogs and wikis. Each one requires a username and password. This can be confusing and complicated unless you plan your use of passwords carefully. Consider some of these rules: >
 * When you create an account on these sites give your school email address. Normally you'll need to activate your account by replying to an email.
 * Put all account activations etc... into a folder on mymail called 'subscriptions' as an example.
 * You may need to give students website logon forms so that they all have ready access to their accounts. An example of such a document is attached.

Unique passwords and usernames set aside for email, gmail, social networks(blogs, wikis,twitter, facebook,diigo...) and bank.
 * Group 1**

Passwords and usernames used for web 2.0 tools may not be unique. This will depend on whether you can afford to compromise the information used by these applications eg: Voice Thread, Voki, Mixbook, Animoto...
 * Group 2**

Passwords and usernames shared by class. Could share photo sharing site to allow students to create their own slide shows and animotos.
 * Group 3**