Multiple Resources for Bloom's Taxonomy and Web 2.0 Tools

If you have not seen it yet, this is one of the visual effects often used in Broome's digital classification. It has many important educational network tools that can manipulate the idea of ​​Bloom digitally. We will introduce five better matching Web tools for each level of thought (creation, evaluation, analysis, application, understanding, and memory). Our selection process is entirely based on years of experience in reviewing educational network tools. Please review and share with colleagues. If you include a link to our website, please download, print or share the necessary visuals. have fun

For those who ask the online version of Broome's taxonomy, check the lower visuals. This work has not been released so long ago and it is based on the review of educational web tools we have done in the past few years. We are trying to find the best educational website for Bloom's thinking level. Since there is no hyperlink in the vision, we recommend you to check the links in the chart. Please check this page for iPad version.

Bloom's taxonomy is one of the most commonly used educational tools trying to make students beyond simple memories. Almost all well-trained educators have a certain understanding of Bloom's taxonomy and hierarchy of different types of thinking - from recollection to analysis or integration. The first taxonomy was announced in the 1950s. Many educators also know that there is a revised Bloom classification created by a team led by Lorraine Anderson who worked closely with the original Bloom.