Today I will be talking about what makes up a good web 2.0 tool. Anything you find that you feel will help you teach your students better is a good tool you can use. There are hundreds of websites or apps you can use to interact with students, improve learning, and help them and their parents check grades. One of my favorite websites to use is Edmodo, it is used to provide feedback to students and also easy for students to respond to teachers feedback. Fun Brain is also another good tool to use, it is a website where students can play online educational games. Fun Brain helps teachers find games that relate to whatever subject the teacher is teaching. Blogs, we all love blogs right, after all you are reading mine! Here's the fun part, there is also a blog website called Weebly, which provides an easy way for teachers to create a classroom site which is blog and it can be used to communicate with students and parents, and includes a way for kids to easily create sites of their own. And last but not least, one of my very favorites is Kahoot. Kahoot is a user-friendly tool for designing in-class questionnaires and quizzes, which a teacher can use to quiz students on whatever subject her class is working on. Now like I've stated before, there are a ton of other websites you can use for your classroom, these are just some of my favorite which I have fun useful to use in my classroom.