The following is a list of resources that support information literacy
METC 2006 presentation: here is a pdf file of the slides I used.
My explanation of social software tools
My explanation of the new Web sites (Flickr, Furl, del.icio.us)
BLOGGING TOOLS
Blogger: get your own blog
Class Blogmeister | David Warlick
AGGREGATOR
Bloglines: online aggregrator
SOCIAL BOOKMARKING
del.icio.us: social bookmark manager
Furl: save copies of Web pages
PHOTOSHARING
Flickr: photo sharing
Flickrsites: all the new cool tools for Flickr | JOL
WIKI TOOLS
Wikispaces: get your own Wiki
Editme: this is the Wiki host I use, get a month of Wiki power for the cost of a school lunch.
Writely: online collaborative
RESOURCES
Websearching Tools | Jakesonline.org
How Much Information? 2003 | Cal-Berkeley
Data, Information, Knowledge and Meaning | George Siemens
Data Powers of Ten | Cal-Berkeley
The New Shape of Knowledge | David Weinberger-NECC keynote
Connectivism: Learning as Network-Creation | George Siemens
RSS Quick Start Guide for Educators | Will Richardson
Google Earth | simply amazing, requires major bandwidth and software installation.
FlashEarth | not as robust as GE, but you only need a Flash plugin
A9 Maps | mapquest maps with photographs
21st Century Skills | Metiri Group
Wikipedia | world's largest encyclopedia
Image Collections | Jakesonline.org
Mankato Minnesota Information Literacy Program
Myprojectpages.com | build your own inquiry projects-for free
CITIZEN JOURNALIST
Katrina Web Cams | Jakesonline.org
Katrina Wikipedia Article
Hurricane Katrina Photo Pool | Flickr
London Bombings Pool | Flickr
Storymixer | Online digital storytelling-see slide 28)
BLOGS/WIKIS
The Strength of Weak Ties: | David Jakes
JakesWiki | wiki resource on information literacy
Scipionus | merging Google maps and Wiki technology
FLICKR/Google Earth Resources | Geotagged-Fly with Google Earth
Note: Fly with Google Earth requires Goggle Earth. LInk for download above.
FURL and del.icio.us RESOURCES