Embed+WallWisher

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//This "wall" was created with Wallwisher, a free, easy-to-use online tool.// //This is just one example of a way to use it. You control who can post to the "wall"--it can be interactive so students could post, too.// //How could you use Wallwisher to add interesting, curriculum-related content to your Web site? Remember, you're only limited by your imagination!//

Compar//e the Vocab Wall with a more traditional vocabulary list--// > Delicious, Sitemark, Diigo are popular social bookmarking sites//
 * 1) //Web 2.0 --Web tools designed to facilitate creativity, information sharing, and collaboration; examples include wikis, blogs, nings, photo sharing sites//
 * 2) //Blog--a journal with comments, and links that is maintained & shared on the Web//
 * 3) //Wiki--an easy-to-use, interactive Web site that allows visitors to changes or make contributions to its pages//
 * 4) //Google Reader--follows your favorite news sites, blogs, podcasts & posts all their updated content on a single web page for easy viewing//
 * 5) //Podcasts--an easy way to share your own audio or video content on the Web//
 * 6) //Social Bookmarking--an online way to store, organize, search, & manage bookmarks of Web pages

How are they different? Which will be more engaging to students?