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Padlet allows users to share their screens:

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Padlet allows users to share their screens:

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An option exists for recording audio.

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I thought this article offered great insights on how Web 3.0 will potentially impact education...

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Technology Solutions That Drive Education

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What Is Web 3.0, Really, and What Does It Mean for Education?

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Tim O’Reilly, Karen Cator and Shelly Blake-Plock weigh in on why K–12 leaders should care about it and other (r)evolutions in technology.

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Here's a PowerPoint slide I created and saved as a GIF...

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Padlet allows users to create and insert audio files:

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Padlet allows users to create and insert audio files:

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Here is a critique of an element in the table...

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Padlet  allows users to search Google (for images, GIFS, videos, etc.) and insert content:

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Padlet  allows users to search Google (for images, GIFS, videos, etc.) and insert content:

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The table below compares different attributes and functions of Web 1.0, 2.0, or 3.0 in relation to education.

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Watch this brief introduction to the history of the world wide web...

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The Dutch ICT think tank EPN (recently merged with ECP.nl to ECP-EPN) has produced this short movie, clearifying the Web 3.0 concept. Which possibilities and implications for society does this next phase of the web induce? The EPN foundation sets the agenda and approaches web 3.0 from various points of view and draws attention to it's implications for society.