Search results matching tags 'web 2.0' and 'drawing'

Sketchlot

Anonymous — Wed, 13 Mar 2013 13:29:00 GMT

Sketchlot is a new (beta) site that is ideal for teachers. This site allows teachers to create student accounts (no student email required) to create collaborative drawings/sketches. This is all done in a safe/secure environment and teachers can choose to share their drawing to either one student or a group of students. This is a very nice web 2.0 site for educators that can be used in all subject/grade levels.

I highly recommend checking out Sketchlot by clicking here!!!

For a more detailed review check out Free Technology 4 Teachers.

For my Pinterest board on Web 2.0 click here.
For my Edshelf collection on Web 2.0 click here.

Cosketch

Anonymous — Wed, 20 Jan 2010 18:46:00 GMT

Cosketch is a site I learned about from Free Technology 4 Teachers. It is an excellent site for creating drawings that can be collaborated on and then embedded into sites. All a person has to do is click on start and they are ready to go, super easy!!!

What makes Cosketch so nice is the ability to create a room where a person can invite others to draw in w/ a built in chat. This is a very attractive option when dealing w/ multiple users.

Below is my sketching example...

Give Cosketch a try by clicking here.

Imagination Cubed

Anonymous — Wed, 06 Jan 2010 13:20:00 GMT

Imagination Cubed is an excellent drawing site that I found out about from Ozge Karaoglu's wonderful blog. It is a definite "web 2.0" site that has to be seen due to the ability to collaborate and draw w/ others (via an email invite).

Also, IC is very easy to use and has a nice look/feel to it. A really handy feature that some drawing sites don't have is the ability to "undo" as many times as you'd like. This makes it really easy to create something w/out having to worry about mistakes.

Give Imagination Cubed a try by clicking here.