Trello Board: Web 2.0 Tools for Teaching

     Similar to this blog, Trello can be a medium to share various content. Click here or scan the QR code to see the Trello board I have created previously that includes my opinions and tutorial links about some of the tools that were also mentioned in this blog. 





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