EdTech, Web 2.0, E-Learning … an overview of some great online tools
I’ve compiled a table which introduces educators to some really good online tools currently available. They have great potential for enhancing learning opportunities for students connected to the Internet. I plan to update this from time to time, especially with the useful links relevant to each tool.
http://opengecko.com/computers/great-e-learning-tools/
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