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=Welcome to math2point0andbeyond!=

What is this wiki and who is it for?
This wiki is designed to allow K-12 math teachers and those who support them to share ideas, develop new and exciting activities, and share best practices in general, but specifically related to Web 2.0 in the math classroom.



[|Web 2.0] refers the second generation of internet usage.
 * What is Web 2.0?**

Web 2.0 is characterized by:

*Interaction between users *Dynamic web content *Multimedia presentation of information.

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** Web 2.0 Tools ** What tools are available for the Math 2.0 classroom? Below is list of the basic tools to get you started as well as links to give you ideas or get you started.
 * Wikis
 * www.wikispaces.com
 * [|www.google.com]
 * Step by Step Wiki
 * [|TeachersFirst]
 * EducationalWikis
 * Blogs
 * [|www.blogger.com]
 * [|www.wordpress.com]
 * www.kidblog.org
 * Glogs
 * [|www.eduglogster.com]
 * Podcasts
 * [|www.apple.com/itunes]
 * [|www.thetrc.org/trc/podcast_ed.html]
 * Twitter
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 * Google Resources
 * [|www.docs.google.com]
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 * [|www.realworldmath.org]
 * Nings
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 * Project Share
 * [|http://projectsharetexas.org]
 * **[|MATH PRACTICE AND LEARNING – FREE FOR TEACHERS]**- Teachers choose their own curriculum (mapped to state standards), assign work to students, have it automatically graded immediately, review individual and class performance, and most importantly, take immediate action. [|TenMarks] is super effective and real easy to use – it was designed with the help of math teachers across the country. What’s more - it's FREE for the entire class!

Check out these wikis and see how they are currently being used to support the K-12 classroom. What elements would work for you and your students? media type="youtube" key="PfJETK3am1M?fs=1" height="385" width="480" align="center"
 * Sample Pages**
 * Wikis
 * [|Geobegra Wiki]
 * Mr. Lamb Math Wiki
 * Blogs
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 * Glogs
 * __ [|Web 2.0 Glog] __
 * Twitter
 * __ [|Twitter in The Classroom] __
 * YouTube Resources
 * [|Explanations in Plain English]

What are the trend on the Horizon? Check out the 2010 Horizon Report for grades K-12. The report not only outlines the upcoming trends but also provides examples of current uses of the technology.
 * 2010 Horizon Report**
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Where do you start? Start small, but start!
 * Getting Started**

E-Sticky Notes
 * Looking Ahead...**


 * Digital Resiliency**