web 2.0 sites for teacher

1. Web 2.0 Jescir Guadalupe Amador Pérez Diana Isela Hernández Santiago

2. DvolverMoviemaker

3. http://www.dfilm.com/live/mm.html Dvolver Moviemaker is a simple tool that enables you to create your own animatedcartoons by selecting from a range of characters backgrounds and scenarios and adding your own dialogue text bubble. The movies can then be sent by email or embedded into blogs or websites for others to enjoy.

4. To use Dvolver Simply go to the Dvolver site and click on the movie maker image.

5. Once you have selected these you clickʻNextʼ and choose the scenario and characters you want to use.

6. Once you have the characters click next and add the dialogue for each character. Text is limited to 100 characters per line.

7. Once you have added your dialogue you can add background music. Simply select the music you like

8. Then click on preview and send. This will enable you to watch your movie and decide if you want to send it to someone.

9. Writing and speaking The art of storytelling

10. http://www.artofstorytelling.org/ Is a site from the Delaware Art Museum that allows you pick a painting, write a short story about it, record it with your computer microphone, and email the url address for posting on a student website or blog. It’s extraordinarily simple, and extraordinarily accessible to any level of English Language Learner. No registration is required

12. Next, you'll write a story to accompany the artwork. If you like you can record a dramatic reading of your story using your computer’s microphone.

13. Once finished, you have the option to send your creation to family and friends, and submit it to the Delaware Art Museum to be included in an online gallery of stories. Let the creativity begin!

15. Listening Daylimotion

16. http://www.dailymotion.com/ca-en Publish, tag, organize and share your video clips.