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Asynchronous? Synchronous? Both? Social connectivity as important as dialogue? There are several factors to consider, but I'd look at Edmodo. It's like a free, private Twitter network and I've seen a few social studies teachers use if effectively. Tom -- Tom Daccord Co-Director, EdTechTeacher Chestnut Hill, MA tom@edtechteacher.org http://edtechteacher.org/ http://besthistorysites.net/ twitter: thomasdaccord c: 617-455-8716 Best Ideas for Teaching with Technology: A Practical Guide for Teachers, by Teachers (ME Sharpe Press) Best of History Web Sites (Neal Schuman)
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