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Various e-tivities can be conceptualized as '''At the top''' lists. These online activities could be in form of creation of '''"top ten", "top five"''' or similar lists of ''most popular, most useful, or most influencing items, products, people, theories, etc.'' After a list on a certain topic has been created, the students could perfom ''voting'' or ''online discussion'' to provide '''ranking''' among the items of a list.

For the '''presentation of items''' of the "at the top" list wikie or blog could be used, as well as photo or video sharing ([[Flickr]], [https://www.youtube.com/ YouTube]), online comic strip creation ([[Bubblr]]), online presentations / video tagging, as well as social bookmarking tools. For '''voting''' the students could use online surveys ([[JotForm]]) and for '''discussion''' about the items on a list the comments for blog or video posts could be utilized.
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