Thanks to the resources of the Web2.0 search engine somebody, who seems to have a lot of time on their hands (of which I am not complaining of) has compiled 1001 social media resources. Listed here on the EduDemic website, these are broken down into categories, and one of the features includes the ability to see similar products;
What follows is a huge and long list organized by subject. You’ll likely want to scroll or hit CTRL+F to find what you’re looking for. For example, you can hit CTRL+F and type ‘Pandora’ to see all the other competing companies that are like Pandora, but a bit different. Enjoy!
As I wrote, all the applications and sources are broken down into categories. The categories include;
- Audio
- Blog2Pod
- Blogging
- Browser
- Calendar
- Chat
- Collaboration
- Collect
- Comix
- Communication
- Community
- CRM
- Database
- Design
- Dictionary
- E-commerce
- Economy
- E-Learning
- Filesharing
- Financials
- Fun
- Gambling
- Games
- Hosting
- Identity
- Images
- Imaging
- Jobs
- Knowledge
- Lists
- Mapping
- Marketing
- Memo
- Multimedia
- News
- Office
- OS
- Outlook
- Personal Manufacturing
- Polls
- Portals
- Powerpoint
- Projects
- Publishing
- Read
- RSS
- Scheduling
- Search
- Software
- Stats
- Tagging
- Task Manager
- Text
- Text2Speech
- Time Management
- Track and Trace
- Video
- Voice2mail
- Voicemail
- Web2Feed
- WiFi
- Wikis
- Wishlist
- Word
- Write
As I noted, there are heaps of categories, some of which I had never heard of. You can imagine the list that these categories provide. Have fun searching, finding and using products for your teaching and learning. Again, here’s the link.
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Useful stuff… Thanks for posting. CTRL+F is a bit nifty too – will remember that one.
Great info.
I am always surfing the web to find good resources and when i do, i try and share them. I will most definitely pass this link along
A few weeks ago I found a place to get posters to hang in my
classroom to inspire and motivate my students.
I bought about 20 of them and they look great. I have not put them up in my classroom yet, but I will do that at as soon as we start.
Here it is if someone is interested:
http://www.artprintreproductions.com
Again, thanks for the info, I really appreciate it.
I use CTRL=F all the time on sites when I need to find stuff. It is a really cool short cut.