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 * 1) Use Museum Box ([]) to explore a topic from several angles. For example, students could create a museum cube for each of the five acts in a play, for each of the major characters in a novel, for vocabulary words from a given work, or for each article they read connected to a topic.

2. [|Storybird]

An online storywriting program that allows users to be inspired by artists as they create a story.

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3. [|ToonDoo]

Toondoo is another Web 2.0 application with wonderful potential for teachers and learners. Toondoo offers a convenient platform for creating and sharing cartoons. To get started, you simply choose a single, double, or triple panel. You can import images, but Toondoo offers a wide range of characters, text bubbles, backgrounds, etc. You will need to create an account for Toondoo.

4. [|Wordle]

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PhotoPeach is designed to help you tell better stories online using photos. You can create a rich slideshow in seconds to engage your students in a natural way. This is done by allowing two-way commenting right at each photo in the show and automatically pausing so you have time to express yourself before continuing. We also support zooming comments, sound-effect smilies, and music so you can elaborate on your story further. You have heard again and again: “A picture is worth a thousand words”, but what if you could add a thousand words to your photos, and some music? We think the whole slideshow is greater than the sum of the photos, words, and music.