I totally LOVE Voicethread! It gives my students a chance to create a variety of different projects while offering a chance to give feedback in cool ways!

Though delicious is nice - diigo for education is better. communication via social bookmarking w/ student accounts. All free

I like the simplicity of Google Bookmarks. One username and password for a myriad of tools, congrats Google!

tooble.tv is my favorite little thing for converting youtube videos to quicktime :)

Prezi must be mentioned!

I love xtranormal. My students are using it to cartoon about China, fractions and pH. They can't get enough!

Steve
Been following this on Twitter! Thanks for all of the great info on web 2.0. Will be using it in trainings this summer.

Russ
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Doodle.com for scheduling meetings when everyone is available. If everyone isn't on google, this helps!

I prefer Buzzword over Google Docs with my MS students. Attractive interface, fewer features. Less is more with younger students.

I'm always learning from you.
I would add Diigo social marks to a Top Ten list. Thanks for sharing your expertise once agian! Judy Gressel

I love Animoto because it is easy to use and gives excellent results quickly.

Definition of Terms for what Web 2.0 is? Also be interesting to see what context (PLN-professional development, elementary or secondary classroom?)

I love Edmodo.com. It allows me to communicate with students. They submit their work on line and can view their grades as soon as I finishing grading them.

I like Google Docs. I teach in 2 bldgs so I never have to worry about where a document is saved. I love using Google Forms with both students and teachers.

Delicious.com for online bookmarking. Also use tags for websites that provide resources to students, and give parents URL+tag to see my choices.

Etherpad is a straightforward, easy to use and a lot of fun for a spontaneous collaboration activity for students.

I also appreciate tools like rssinclude.com

pbworks.com. I use a premium wiki to have students work collaboratively on chemistry projects and group lab reports.

Love Wikispaces! Can't get more professional development than on Twitter and Plurk!

Thinkfinity has something for everyone.

DISCOVERY of course! I also use delicious everyday, but I get a LOT of information out of plurk.com more so than Twitter

Blog w/ your students.

Great Summary is another terrific literacy tool. Works well with Discovery Education speech transcripts, articles, reading passages, etc.

Wordle
Wikispaces/Wetpaint
Delicious &/or Diigo
VoiceThread
Flickr
Plurk &/or Twitter
Jog the Web
Glogster
Quizlet
sorry no time for links

With Vidly I can upload video or grab YouTube videos and embed them it DE streaming builders for students to see w/out all the inappropriate stuff.

For use with students, I'd say Wikispaces is really awesome. Can be used as a reader with rss widget, collaboration with no student email needed, ePortfolios...

Glogster Edu is a terrific tool to tap into students' creative minds and allow them to create multimedia learning artifacts

Wordle is still a favorite. Make word clouds out of text in any language.

WordSift is an amazing literacy tool - works great with digital text - perfect for an interactive white board - revising/editing tool for students, too

CoveritLive - Embed conversations on your school website, wiki or blog. *It is a Teacher moderated web 2.0 tool.

Delicious! Excellent tool and my favorite gateway drug to social networking.