Mashups and other new or improved collaborative social software tools

A recent article in MultiMedia & Internet@Schools discussed some practical Web 2.0 tools for librarians and educators to begin using: blogging with Blogger, reading RSS feeds with Bloglines, social bookmarking with del. icio. us, and building wikis with PBwiki.com (Lackie 2006b).

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Published inMultiMedia & Internet@Schools Vol. 14; no. 4; pp. 12 - 16
Main Authors Lackie, Robert J, Terrio, Robert D
Format Journal Article Trade Publication Article
LanguageEnglish
Published mEDFORD Information Today, Inc 01.07.2007
Subjects
Collaboration
Computer Oriented Programs
Computer Software
Conferences
Conferences (Gatherings)
Educational Environment
Educational Quality
Educational Technology
Electronic Publishing
Elementary Secondary Education
Forecasts and trends
Information literacy
Internet
Internet service providers
Interviews
Learning
Librarians
Libraries
Library of Congress Subject Headings
Library Personnel
Market trend/market analysis
Multimedia
Periodicals
Quality of education
School librarians
Social networks
Software
Software quality
Software utilities
Students
Tagging
Teachers
Teaching Methods
Technology in education
Web 2.0
Web 2.0 Technologies
Web applications
Web Browsers
Web mashups
Web Sites
Websites
Wikis
United States
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ISSN1546-4636
2156-843X

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Summary:A recent article in MultiMedia & Internet@Schools discussed some practical Web 2.0 tools for librarians and educators to begin using: blogging with Blogger, reading RSS feeds with Bloglines, social bookmarking with del. icio. us, and building wikis with PBwiki.com (Lackie 2006b).
ISSN:1546-4636
2156-843X