Collaboration toolslet you create, edit, share, discuss, engage, communicateand collaborate with others in a meaningful way that help us learn from each other. Here comes the third partof the seriesto facilitate web based collaboration. Let work 2gether!!

Prezi is a unique way to create presentations without any slides but zooming sketches on a blank canvas. You can create your own group, collaborate on ideas and create your prezi presentation together. You realize that powerpoint is dead after using this tool, rest is your imagination.

Woices is an interesting tool to share and share echos that are linked to specific geographical location or real life objects.

Protonotes are notes that you add to your prototype to discuss, and collaborate on prototype, it more like a discussion board wiki.

Twiddla allows you to mark websites, graphics and photos or you can use a blank canvas to brainstorm. You don need to download or use any plug ins.

Dimdim is a tool to use to host or attend online meetings, webinars. You can give presentations, share web pages, voice, video; you can record your own voice without installing anything. Mikogo is also a similar tool.

With Metanotes, you can create sticky notes on an online board and collaborate with friends.

Useapollo is an online image proofing for documents, graphics, pictures, web design, maps and etc. You can see all the documents that your team is working on together.

With CubeTree, you can create wikis, blogs, profiles, feeds for your groups.

Board800 is a multi user shared interactive whiteboard with simultaneous access and drawing capabilities. It lets you add as many as you want. Users can use each page independently, and each user can see the changes on each page.

Thinklinker is a site that lets you create outlines in your web browser. You can have real time collaboration, share outlines. You can also use chat while collaborating.

Flashmeeting is a tool to meet people from anywhere around the world. You book a meeting time and assign a password. You share it with other that you want to collaborate and voila here starts collaboration.

Excellent blog article. I just wanted to add my site to the list. I have noticed that collaborative technologies for education have been very scattered throughout the Internet. There are curriculum / resource sites, people blogging and tweeting everywhere, but finding others to collaborate with has always been somewhat challenging. I hoping to change that with a project I been working on for over a year now called . It a site that encompasses all areas of K12 (Teaching / Curriculum, Facilities, Finance, Administration, Technology) under one umbrella (with their own sub sections). The site also includes a number of collaborative tools including: Forums, Blogs, One on one and group chats (including text, video and audio) with whiteboard, group document editing and desktop sharing. For convenience, users can subscribe to content through email or RSS. There really are more features than I can post here. I want the site to be driven by people working in K 12 education. Please visit this site as I welcome everyone feedback and contributions.

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