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PageFlakes For Education

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PageFlakes for Education

 


 

Definition


 

Pageflakes is an Ajax-based start page similar to My Yahoo!, iGoogle, Netvibes and Microsoft Live. The site is organized into tabs, each tab containing user-selected modules called Flakes containing information such as RSS feeds, Calendar, Notes, Web search, weather forecast, del.icio.us bookmarks, flickr photos and user-created modules. 

 

Here's a basic example of how you could set up a teacher page.  This format would be best as a class "homepage".  I provide other templated examples in the sections below.

 

 

 

Overview


 

This wiki page gives a very basic overview of what a PageFlake is & How it can be used in education.  PageFlakes launched in late 2005 & has been evolving ever since.  They now offer PageFlakes for Students & Teachers, which offers the same environment, but you get a different group of elements to start with (and it's just one click + a sign up if you are happy with it).  Heather Sullivan thinks that this "special purpose" startup could be improved a bit. E.g. writing tools (Pageflake's little blog, the notepad) and storage tools are missing. They also need to add Flakes to interface with other productivity tools (e.g. interactive concept maps, reference managers, etc.).  These tweeks should be soon realized, as the PageFlakes team seems vewry dedicated to making the Education-based startup as useful as powerful as possible.

 

PageFlakes in Education


 

Using PageFlakes


 

 

 

Getting Started


 

 

 

 

How-to-For-Teachers


 

 

 

 

Good Flakes to Get Started


 

 

Links

 


Pageflakes for Students and Teachers

 

 

Using Pageflakes as Student Portal

 

Using Pageflakes for Digital Storytelling

 

Blog

 

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