My score was 1000/1000 on the quiz.  I am pretty sure if I did not already take 21 Things for 21st Century Educators and also teach online, there would have been questions I didn't know!

I really like the "What do you want to create today?" I think I will use that for my Capstone lesson to help the students decide what they want to create and which tools they could use the help them do that.  The other useful picture is the mind map that students can use to find tools that will help them create what they are hoping to create.  There are so many tools, this organizes them nicely and helps the students decide which to use.  I plan on using this one too, very useful.

I played with Padlet, it was pretty fun to mess around with it, close to Glogster, but more 'simple', a good alternative option for students to use, I was surprised it wasn't in 21 Things.

I was able to get all the information correct on the quiz. It kind of surprised me of how quickly some of the answer came to me...must have been doing this longer than I thought.

Web 2.0 Tools to explore:

"What do you want to create today?" would allow me to offer multiple opportunities for students to demonstrate their understanding and for them to find different learning strategies. Prezi is my favorite way to demonstrating knowledge and it is visually appealing.

Mind maps from sites such as bubbl.us, exploratree, wisemapping, and popplet are useful especially with the brainstorming and note taking that my students continue to do,

After reading some of my colleagues ideas I might have to also explore the bloom's taxonomy, K-12 teaching tool link, and connected educator map to work with throughout my units.