Voicethread

One awesome feature of Voicethread is all the tutorials which guide you through how to use it. They are really easy to follow because there is an audio description of steps to follow and there are pictutres! To get started I have embedded some of the key tutorials into this wiki page (see below). The company that developed Voicethread was founded by Ben Papell and Steve Muth and a team of amazing developers in Durham NC. A huge thank you to the guys at Voicethread, my class and I love using your cool Web 2.0 tool. Click here to visit the [|Voicethread homepage] Click on this link to browse through all the Voicethread tutorials Click on the links below to navigate to your chosen tutorial on this wiki page :)

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The Voicethread website is great for giving you ideas for projects. Click here for ideas for [|Voicethread projects]

=Where else can I find help with Voicethread?=

Check out the Voicethread help page. It contains frequently asked questions. Click here to connect to the help page

=How Voicethread was Developed=

List to this podcast to hear how Voicethread has developed from a photo application into an academic platform where students can create, communicate/comment, customize and collaborate - enabling students to become a 21st Century Learner. This podcast is worth a listen as it justifies using Voicethread in the classroom with the 21st Century Learner and some ideas of how to use it. (Thanks to Steve Muth for the link). []