Doof is a recent launch where you can play online games and meet people. A new web 2.0 Social Gaming Experience.

There are lots of games in doof covering most categories: Arcade Games, Action Games, Card Games, Puzzle Games, Sports Games, Strategy Games, Racing Games, Word Games and Multi-player games. Doof graphics are very good.

The social part is also poweful. You will have your personal news feeds, your list of friends, personalized profile, Lists of your received gifts, your game playing statistics, your personal wall for other members to post on, your own photo albums, your own colour-scheme and background image and much more.

You should try Doof.

Go2Web20 is a comprehensive list of web 2.0 sites with a nice interface, converging flash and ajax. You can sort by name or date, use the tags sellection or search by theme to find the right tool for you. We this tool you will find the web2.0 site you were searching for.

No need to register or install as we like it

We have been talking about education tools in the last posts: Web 2.0 ideas for educators, Camtasia Studio 3 now for free, Computer training and also Sciencehack – Science Videos.

edu2.0 is a powerfull tool for education. edu2.0 is more than a CMS, a LMS, a Social Network, a RSS Aggregator or a social software tool. With edu2.0 you can teach, learn, use and share resources and  join communities.

edu20 is free but have most of the features offered by the commercial vendors, like virtual classrooms, communities, social networking, a community-contributed library of resources, private messaging, rubrics, quizzes, curricula, a personalized self-paced study.

If you’re not a native english speaker they allow volunteers to translate the site into different languages. edu20 is already available in English, Spanish, Portuguese, Danish and Italian.

This short 3-minute video provides a good overview of the site:

All this for free, just regist and you’re on edu2.0.

Quentin D’Souza from Teaching Hacks made this book: “100+ Web 2.0 Ideas for Educators: A Guide to RSS and More”. This is specially for teachers and educators, describing how web 2.0 can be used in the Classroom with examples of elementary and secondary teachers.

So if you’re a teacher/educator and want to know more about RSS, feeds, web2.0, tags, creative commons, social bookmarking, blogs, wikis, podcasting, eportefolios, then this is your opportunity. A book with a simple language and good examples.

This 50 page document with 750 KB is available for download in pdf here.

Now you can draw online and share your pictures with Queeky, a web2.0 application. But there is something more, you can also see how a picture is made, using replaying function.
 
To save your drawings in Queeky gallery you must be registered, but you can test the drawing application without any  registration. There is also another cool feature: the possibility of several users creating the same drawing in a multi-draw style, you can even send some short messages. A chat to share some opinions between the users and a contest add some more cool features to this site.

You can also use a gadget to put a drawing tool in your site. This gadget let you draw and save your work in the svg, png, jpg and gif formats. Try it: