The document discusses different options for creating an online hub for teachers, including blogs, websites, and wikis. It provides pros for each option, with blogs being quick to create, chronological, and conversational, websites allowing you to combine elements and be teacher-centered, and wikis being collaborative, changeable, and a resource. It then provides tips for getting students to the online hub, such as repetition, consistency, having an easy domain name, and posting engaging materials. Finally, it discusses ways to disseminate and collect information through the hub using tools like screencasting, podcasting, quizzes and surveys.

1. Create an Effective
Online Hub
Building blogs and websites for teachers.
Richard Byrne
Free Technology for Teachers

5. Blog, Website, or Wiki
?
http://bit.ly/9TTEg1

6. Blogs!
Quickly Created
Chronological
Conversational

7. Blogs!
Quickly Created
Chronological
Conversational

8. Blogs!
Quickly Created
Chronological
Conversational

9. Blogs!
Quickly Created
Chronological
Conversational

10. Blogs!
Quickly Created
Chronological
Conversational

11. Blogs!
Quickly Created
Chronological
Conversational

12. Websites!
Combine Elements
Teacher-Centered

13. Websites!
Combine Elements
Teacher-Centered

14. Websites!
Combine Elements
Teacher-Centered

15. Websites!
Combine Elements
Teacher-Centered

16. Websites!
Combine Elements
Teacher-Centered

17. Websites!
Combine Elements
Teacher-Centered

18. Websites!
Combine Elements
Teacher-Centered

19. Wikis!
Collaborative
Changeable
Resourceful

20. Wikis!
Collaborative
Changeable
Resourceful

21. Wikis!
Collaborative
Changeable
Resourceful

22. Wikis!
Collaborative
Changeable
Resourceful

23. Wikis!
Collaborative
Changeable
Resourceful

24. Image credit - Flickr user Mush2274

25. Getting Students to Your Online Hub
Image credit - Flickr user Mush2274

26. Getting Students to Your Online Hub
Repetition
&
Consistency
Image credit - Flickr user Mush2274

27. Getting Students to Your Online Hub
Repetition
Domain Name
&
Matters
Consistency
Image credit - Flickr user Mush2274

28. Getting Students to Your Online Hub
Repetition
Domain Name
&
Matters
Consistency
Post Engaging Materials
Image credit - Flickr user Mush2274

29. Information Dissemination
Screencasting
Podcasting
Publishing

30. Information Dissemination
Screencasting
Podcasting
Publishing

31. Information Dissemination
Screencasting
Podcasting
Publishing

32. Information Dissemination
Screencasting
Podcasting
Publishing

33. Information Dissemination
Screencasting
Podcasting
Publishing

34. Information Dissemination
Screencasting
Podcasting
Publishing

35. Information Dissemination
Screencasting
Podcasting
Publishing

36. Information Dissemination
Screencasting
Podcasting
Publishing

37. Information Dissemination
Screencasting
Podcasting
Publishing

38. Information Dissemination
Screencasting
Podcasting
Publishing

39. Information Collection
Quizzes, Surveys,
Homework

40. Information Collection
Quizzes, Surveys,
Homework

41. Information Collection
Quizzes, Surveys,
Homework

42. Information Collection
Quizzes, Surveys,
Homework

43. Information Collection
Quizzes, Surveys,
Homework

44. Information Collection
Quizzes, Surveys,
Homework

45. Information Collection
Quizzes, Surveys,
Homework

47. Post Shared
Documents

48. Present & Chat
Post Shared
Documents

49. Present & Chat
Give a quiz. Post Shared
Take a survey Documents

50. Present & Chat
Give a quiz. Post Shared
Take a survey Documents
Create and Post
Sign-up forms

51. Drop.io

52. Drop.io
File
sharing

53. Drop.io
File
Podcasting
sharing

54. Drop.io
File
Podcasting
sharing
Web conferencing

55. To learn more check out
Free Technology for Teachers
For more about building
an effective online hub
visit http://bit.ly/9TTEg1