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Tools for Building Products

Web 2.0: Cool Tools for School

EdTech Toolbox

Both sites linked here are extensive lists of online tools for making assignment products. It is vital to begin to learn how to choose a tool for its properties and not due to your knowledge of it. There are times to go with the familiar, but death by powerpoint is not necessary. There are a lot of easy to use tools that will meet different needs depending on the work you are doing. 

Design Principles are key when creating products!

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Citation: Gutierrez, Karla. "Understand These 10 Principles of Good Design Before You Start Your Next ELearning Project." Web log post. SHIFT's ELearning Blog. SH!FT Disruptive Elearning, 19 Mar. 2013. Web. 17 Apr. 2013.
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