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1Welcome to Web 2.0 No Registration Necessary

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2LHoule's Wiki: Internet Treasures for Education

Start your search for Web 2.0 here at http://lhoule.wikispaces.com

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3Web 2.0: No Registration Necessary Criteria

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4No Registration Necessary

Over 100 sites are listed below that can be used without usernames, passwords or logins.

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5Sumo Paint 3.0

No need to register if you are uploading and saving from your computer in this very similar to Photoshop Web 2.0 art program.

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6Crayola Digi-Color

Creativity opportunities lie in wait on Crayola's site.Choose the Crayola artistic utensil, create art, and print out results.

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7Tagxedo

Make a tag cloud with style. Chose source of content, shapes, fonts, colors, backgrounds and themes.

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8Wordsift

Visualize text with this very unique tool brought to you by Stanford University. Enter your text, and the result is a word cloud, a mind map of synonyms, Google images and videos and the ability to tag words by subject to better visualize content.

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9Scribble Maps

Create custom Google maps. Draw and label your map, using the drawing tools, work with Google controls. Share, save, email, print, or embed your map or URL on a web page. Lots of potential with this fun tool.

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10No Registration Necessary Sharing Links and Conversion Tools

Here's the list of share linking services on my wiki. Which one will be your favorite. Below share links is a group of conversion tools to converts your audio, video, images, documents, ebooks, and pdfs to different formats. Which works for you?

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11No Registration Necessary Multimedia Tools

Currently there are only 5 multimedia tools listed. Examples of each are located on the Multimedia Examples page.

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12Screencast-O-Matic

Java is required to use this site. Choose screen size, microphone settings, resolution, and webcam use. Click the record button and start talking.

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13Vocaroo

Grab your microphone, click to record and teachers and students can generate a file to put their voice on the web.

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14Multimedia Examples

Here are examples of Screencast-O-Matic, Screencastle, TubeChop, Vocaroo, and VozMe.

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15Photo Imaging Tools

Choosing a favorite - which one works for you or your students. Abilities required run from basic to sophisticated. Decision making depends on purpose of photo, where it will be used, and what works best for which age group.

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16Lunapic

Offers editing, drawing, photo adjustments and effects and the best animation.

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17Pixenate

Simplicity is the key along with some great special effects.

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18Amazon Widget

Create a widget of reading project books, new library books, whatever from the Amazon catalog. Example next.

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19Amazon Widget Example

The Amazon widget put to use to offer a selection of books.

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20Productivity Tools

To cover the unique capabilities of productivity tools could take more than one session. Explore these tools that work with web sites, content, and so much more. Check out the ability to change web sites; create graphs, diagrams, puzzles, brochures, newspapers, and more; change what you print; work with pdfs, and edit enter content.

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21Presentation Answer Garden

Share your candidate for the Web 2.0 no registration necessary tool you might use.

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22National Council for Education Statistics Create a Graph

Chose your graph type, input your data, and create a graph to print or save.

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23Newspaper Clipping Tool

A fun tool for students to create their own headline article. The resulting article is a jpg to be saved to the computer.

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24Print What You Like

Tired of printing out all those ads and content that you don't need. Tired of paper waste. Enter a URL and choose what your want printed.

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25ReadWriteThink Printing Press

Choose your type of product and create a printable product. This is just one of 24 interactives available from ReadWriteThink part of the larger ThinkFinity program sponsored by Verizon.

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26Text 2 Mind Map

Outline content first and then convert to a Mind Map. Simple but effective. Then save the resulting map.

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27Web 2.0: No Registration Necessary

You are encouraged to visit the useful sites mentioned above as well as taking the opportunity to visit those we did not have time for. This list will grow and change over time. Together lets find programs all educators will find useful, kid friendly, and free of identification required. Click on "Show page URL" above to go straight to the No Registration Necessary page and have fun growing your own tool kit of Web 2.0 tools.