Thanks Jonathan. I haven't been able to keep the site as updated recently as I am back teaching full time. I have quite a number of sites to include and will hopefully do a bit of an update at Christmas. If you are interested in animation I have a few more to add. I came across this downloadable one recently, haven' tried but screenshots look good http://www.moviestorm.co.uk/

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Yes, I have used it for a number of years, used to be known as PBwiki. I have still to make a list of wikis so hopefully add it in near future. I thought that Pbworks had become a bit overcomplicated. Obviously Wetpaint is another alternative and you should maybe also have a look at Writeboard. Googledocs is also worth considering. All enable asyncronous editing, if you wish to try syncronous editing try etherpad.

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I can't think of any specific site on Judaism save perhaps BBC. However, there are a number of quiz/game sites that allow users to create their own. If you search these sites you are likely to come across something on Judaism although may not be what you are looking for. My recommendation would be to get your pupils to create the games as an end of unit assessment task. they will enjoy it and then they can play each others. I use Quia for quite a few of my own tests, mystudiyo is gettting a lot of rave reviews and I also use quizlet which produces flash cards which can then be used for simple games. If you want a more active game with the emphasis on fun I would recommend Content generator which will need to be purchased for a small fee. However, you can then make your own games for your pupils and they will love them.

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Thanks Charan, I haven't had a chance to evaluate the tool fully so my apologies for not inserting a screen shot yet. I use wrting frames/visual thinking diagrams quite a bit and the opportunity to have an interactive and collaborative template for students would be very welcome. Most othe tools simply allow you to print a paper version of the template or are very complicated to use.

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Good to hear that your having some success, it would really make some secondary teachers sit up and take notice if they realised that this was what children are doing in primary schools. I have had some issues introducing tools such as goanimate because the content of the site is not filtered. I see youlike Myths and Legends, I added a couple of new tools to the animation and electronic writing links which may be of interest

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