Interactive mindmap of web 2.0 tools and online resources

ByA Mu

I have collated a huge number of websites useful for teachers and students thanks to some great websites shared by various teachers and a few I’ve discovered over the years. I’m sure you will no doubt have many more so please feel free to share any ideas to mytwitter account or my email.

I have categorised these but to be honest, I’m sure many of the websites can be used in more then one category. Please feel free to share the resource. I would really love to hear from anyone who wishes to comment about it.

I can also share the mindmap in different formats and open it up to anyone wishing to collaborate on it further.

 

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