Organize links, articles, places, books or anything on the web into neat channels for personal or public use.
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primarily for ABE/GED/ESOL teachers, but useful for anyone wanting to integrate technology
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Patty Ball
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The one place to organize, present and share knowledge
Patty Ball's insight:
organize, present and share knowledge
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Having trouble managing your social network settings? We're to help you manage sites such as Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, YouTube and more!
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suite of fun tools from the BBC for organizing ideas and generating new ideas. In Pinball you will find tools for creating mindmaps, outlines, and simple slideshows. Pinball also has tools to help you brainstorm and generate new ideas. Each one of the six Pinball tools provides options for including text and images in your mindmaps, outlines, and slideshows. If you're struggling to think of new ideas, each Pinball tool has a "lucky dip" button that will serve up a random image or bit of text to
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Asana is the shared task list for your team. The place to plan, organize and stay in sync on your efforts.
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free service offering free Android and iPhone apps for digitizing and organizing student work. Using the app teachers can take a picture of a student's work and upload it to a free Three Ring account. Three Ring offers teachers a lot of organizational flexibility. You could organize artifacts by student name, class, date, or just about any other tagging system that works for you.
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scrible lets you highlight and annotate web pages and easily save, share and collaborate on your web research with others. Sign up for free!
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Readcube is a free, simple, academic software and reference manager for researchers. Read Cube helps researchers organize, annotate and stay on top of new research literature.
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Organize your files in the cloud with sorting rules. Like e-mail filters.
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organizes dropbox files
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JobKatch is the best way to keep organized during your job search. Track and organize your job search by adding a new job lead, utilizing your contacts, and managing your events.
Patty Ball's insight:
organize your job search
James Easterling's curator insight,
April 3, 2013 2:41 PM
This is a great web app and helpful resource. It's easy to use as well.
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Advanced Twitter organzier to help you prioritize, categorize and filter Tweets. The ideal solution for cluttered timelines and annoying Twitter 'noise'.
Patty Ball's insight:
organize your tweets
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Glasscubes provides online collaboration, allowing teams and organizations to manage information, projects, people in a secured environment.
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WorkFlowy is an organizational tool that makes life easier. It's a surprisingly powerful way to take notes, make lists, collaborate, brainstorm, plan and generally organize your brain.
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Tasskr is a dead simple task manager that allows you to create projects and tasks within seconds. To create a project, just start typing the project title and hit enter.
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Zootool: collect, organize and share your favorite images, videos, documents and links from all over the web...
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Learn What You Want, Teach What You Love...MentorMob is a Learning Playlist platform that allows users to curate, collaborate on, and share any kind of online content. Presentations, press kits, or lesson plans, the Learning Playlist is great interactive way to present all formats of content and information.
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Interesting visual bookmarking site that allows you to create 'channels' of content that you can share with specific users. Looks like a nice tool for collecting materials for student projects, webquests or SOLE.
It could be used, for example, to share resources and material for your students.
Another alternative is always good. I think people need to find the one that works for them.