Was at BETT last Friday. Trends seem to be for web based graphic, audio and video editing- a couple of finds;
Creaza - does a few things, making cartoons, simple video editing etc. Some online stoorage. Says it will integrate with learning platforms in the near future. Worth a look. I'm still thinking about how to actually use it in the classroom.
Truetube - Does your school block youtube? Truetube may be an answer. Upload and edit video online. Moderated content, all of educational value. Website not working well as of 20/1/09 but looked good in demo at the show. I think it was a BETT category winner. WEBSITE NOW FINE 27/1/09
Any other good stuff??
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If you are interested in innovative Web 2.0 learning tools, check out Pixton - a website where you create comics without having to draw. (We were also an exhibitor at BETT)
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Clive
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