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Web 2.0 Examples of Teaching and Learning Science


 * Click on the following links to view samples of Web 2.0 tools used to support the teaching and learning of secondary science. Feel free to add new samples - but be sure to follow the same format.

P.S. The content and form of these examples may or may not be acceptable for secondary classrooms. For example, several of these sites post student pictures. Please remember that these are examples, not exemplars.**

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 * **Social Bookmarking Sites**
 * [|Science Education Portaportal]: Portaportal.com offers a free social bookmarking tool. This particular example is ad-free, which costs $15.00 per year. These resources are for future and current science teachers. This site was created by a science education professor.
 * **Webpages**
 * [|Mr. G's Web Page:] Site for Mr. G's secondary science class assignments and activities. This site was created by a high school science teacher.
 * **Wikis**
 * List of Wiki Sites for Teachers [[file:Suggested Wiki Sites.doc]]
 * Article: [|Using Wikis to Make Learning Fun] (Digital Learning Environments)
 * Article: [|7 Things You Should Know About Wikis (]EduCause)
 * Wiki: Examples of Educational Wikis (Wikispaces)
 * Interactive Matrix: [|Wiki Comparison Chart][|SHP Science Wiki]: PB Wiki example for high school chemistry/physics classes that includes examples of how students share lab data. This site was created by a high school science teacher.
 * [|Ms. Harris' Science Wiki]: Wetpain Wiki example for high school integrated science classes. This site was created by a high school science teacher.
 * [|Costa's Science Solutions] PB Wiki example demonstrates how a wiki could be used to organize secondary science student projects and involve parents. This site was created by a science education professor as an example.
 * Dr. Reich Chemistry Wiki: This Wikispaces example for high school chemistry is quite comprehensive!
 * **Blogs**
 * List of Blog Sites for Teachers [[file:Suggested Blogging Sites.doc]]
 * [|6th/7th Grade Science Blog]: Middle school science students blog on their reactions to learning science. This site was created by a middle school science teacher.
 * **Surveys**
 * **Podcasts and Videos**