Web 2.0 Tools

 We, as teachers, use in our classrooms different methods and approaches. We should create a positive atmosphere for our students to express themselves easily and to feel themselves safe. At this point Web 2.0 Tools help us to have positive atmosphere for both us and our students. We can use Web 2.0 Tools in our classes to evaluate, create and have fun. Web 2.0 tools provide us a great opportunity to make our lessons unforgettable for the students and ,of course, for us too. 
Here are some of them. Hope you'll find them useful!

Actually (Adverb)

Actually: (adverb)  /ˈak(t)SH(o͞o)əlē/

Definition of actually in English: As the truth or facts of a situation; really

Example: the time actually worked on a job

Simply (Adverb)

Simply: (adverb)  /ˈsimplē/ 

Definition of simply in English: In a straightforward or plain manner

Example: Willis and Curry's ideas can in fact be expressed simply and clearly, but they never are.
Synonyms:
straightforwardly, directly, clearly, plainly

Continuously (Adverb)

Continuously: (adverb) /kənˈtinyo͝oəslē/

Definition of continuously in English: 1.Without interruption or gaps  2.Repeatedly without exceptions or reversals

Examples: these images loop continuously
                 their performance has continuously improved

Truly (Adverb)

Truly: (adverb)   /ˈtro͞olē/

Definition of truly in English: In a truthful way

Example: he speaks truly
Synonyms:
truthfully, honestly, frankly, sincerely, candidly

Increasingly (Adverb)

Increasingly: (adverb)  /inˈkrēsiNGlē/ 

Definition of increasingly in English: To an increasing extent; more and more

Example: Otherwise, reducing budget deficits will become increasingly more difficult.

Synonyms:
more and more, progressively, to an increasing extent, ever more

Bright (Adjective)

Bright: (adjective) /brīt/

Definition of bright in English: 1.Giving out or reflecting a lot of light; shining 2.Full of light.

Example: her bright, dark eyes
                    the rooms are bright and spacious
Synonyms:
shining, brilliant, dazzling, beaming, glaring

Ridiculous (Adjective)

Ridiculous: (adjective) /rəˈdikyələs/

Definition of ridiculous in English: Deserving or inviting derision or mockery; absurd

Example:Why are we not aware of the ridiculous amounts spent on such white elephants?
Synonyms:
laughable, absurd, comical, funny, hilarious

Excellent (Adjective)

Excellent: (adjective) /ˈeks(ə)lənt/

Definition of excellent in English: Extremely good; outstanding 

Example: In fairness, the pitch has seen some serious work on it and is in excellent condition.

Synonyms:
very good, superb, outstanding, exceptional,marvelous, wonderful, magnificent

Easy Going (Adjective)

Easy going: (adjective) /ˌēzēˈɡōiNG/

Definition of easy going in English: Relaxed and tolerant in approach or manner

Example: Instead, approach her with a mature, easy-going attitude and genuinely listen to what she has to say.
Synonyms:
relaxed, even-tempered, placid, mellow, mild

Inspiring (Adjective)

Inspiring: (adjective) /inˈspī(ə)riNG/
Definition of inspiring in English: Having the effect of inspiring someone
Example: he was an inspiring teacher
Synonyms:

Fantastic (Adjective)

Fantastic: (adjective) /fanˈtastik/ 
Definition of fantastic in English:  Extraordinarily good or attractive.
Example:they did a fantastic job
Synonyms:
marvelous, wonderful, sensational, outstanding

Display (verb)

Display: (verb)  /dəˈsplā/
Definition of display in English: Make a prominent exhibition of (something) in a place where it can be easily seen.
Example:The cameras were displayed in the chronological order of technological evolution
Synonyms:

exhibit, show, put on show/view; arrange, array, present, lay out, set out

Trouble (noun)

Trouble: (noun)  /ˈtrʌb(ə)l/
Definition of trouble in English: Difficulty or problems
Example:I had trouble finding somewhere to park
Synonyms:
problems, difficulty, issues, bother,inconvenience, worry, anxiety, distress, concern

Salt (noun)

Salt: (noun) /sɔːlt/ or /sɒlt/

Definition of salt in English: A white crystalline substance which givesseawater its characteristic taste and is used for sesoning or preserving food.

Example: Add the braised chicken and season to taste with salt and pepper sauce.
Synonyms:

table salt, sea salt, marine salt, rock salt

Figure (noun)

Figure: (noun) /ˈfɪɡə/
Definition of figure in English: A representation of a human or animal form indrawing or sculpture:

Example: Starkly painted figures
Synonyms:human representation, image of a person, effigy;

Soul (noun)

Soul: (noun) /səʊl/
Definition of soul in English:
The spiritualpart of humans as distinct from the physical part.
Example: Remarkable experiences for the mind, body and soulare everywhere.

• Synonyms:
  Spirit, heart, essence, core, heart.

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Period (noun)

Period: (noun) /ˈpɪərɪəd/

Definition of period in English: A length or portion of time: 

Example: he had long periods of depression
Synonyms:
Time, spell, interval, stretch, term, span

Slogan (noun)

Slogan: (noun)  /ˈsləʊɡ(ə)n/
Definition of slogan in English: A short and striking or memorable phrase used in advertasing.                                                                  . 
Example:They've shown that there is more to advertising than a catchy slogan and a memorable logo.
Synonyms:
catchphrase, catchline, catchword, jingle, saying, formula, legend

Sign (verb)

Sign: (verb) /sīn/
Definition of sign in English: Write one’s name on (a letter, card, or similar item) to identify oneself as the writer or sender. 
Example:the card was signed by the whole class
Synonyms:
write, inscribe, pen