Web 2.0 at school

buzzword.acrobat.com

Buzzword is a very nice online wordprocessor. This time the creators did not try to make an online version van Word. But they used the posibilities of internet to make a very nice and good working wordprocessor. Easy to use. Try it! 

docs.google.com

With Google Docs & Spreadsheets, you can:

• Use our online editor to format documents, spell-check and more.
• Upload Word documents, OpenOffice, RTF, HTML or text.
• Download documents to your desktop as Word, PDF and more.
• View your documents' revision history and roll back to any version.

Plus, since it's online, you can:

• Invite others to share your documents by e-mail address.
• Edit documents online with whomever you choose.
• Publish documents online to the world, or to just who you choose.
• Post your documents to your blog.

Get a tour.

www.thinkfree.com

Just sign up and in seconds get working on those word processing files, spreadsheets or presentations.

Thinkfree lets you:

• store 1GB of documents for free
• create, view, and edit Microsoft Office compatible files over the web
• collaborate using group editing and file sharing
• publish documents to our DOC EXCHANGE, your web pages, blogs, or Internet applications
• quickly search from published or private files for the exact file you need
  

www.writeboard.com

Writeboard is a collaborative writing tool where users can write, share, revise, and compare their documents online with others. It is not an advanced system featuring a WYSIWYG editor, Ajax, and flashy effects, but that’s what I like about it. Writeboard is a personal favorite of mine and as a matter of fact I am using it right now for this very post. It includes version control with text comparing and is great for essays and writeups of any kind.