10 Tools for Technology Integration - SCC Workshop 2016
Learn what free, freemium, and premium tech tools may work for your library!
Practical Uses
Why would you want to use 
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- To easily share files and links to webpages in a visually appealing way
- Go digital and avoid paper
- Remotely collaborate with other librarians or students
- Find similar collections with new digital content you haven't discovered yet!
What are some practical applications?
- Teach about evaluating web sources (see example)
- Collect and easily share information about a topic to a large audience
- Have students work together in groups and aggregate files, notes, and websites
- Create visual collections - like a new books collection
Hoax Websites (Pearltrees)
- Hoax WebsitesUse the link to open up the original site or use the preview window below.
Alternative Tools
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FREE online content curation tool (marketed for educators). Create "boards" by "clipping" files, images, websites, videos, embedded content (Prezi, ShowMe, Glogster, etc.). Multiple users can clip to one board. |
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FREEMIUM content curation tool. Create a topic page, then collect, annotate, and share digital content. |
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FREE cloud-based writing tool. Create storyboards by adding notecards and images. Compatible with tablets and smartphones. Multiple contributers can edit one storyboard. |
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FREEMIUM (see page in this LibGuide) |