Lauren,

My favorite Wordle alternative is WordItOut.  I like it because it works on our chromebooks (and Wordle doesn't).

I have also played with Taxedo and Tagul.  All three of these sites let you generate clouds from websites--SO, while the cloud generator won't let more than one person type on it, perhaps you could make have a google form or doc in which people submit ideas and then copy and paste the information and then input it?  Even fancier, you could "publish" the google docs as webpages and put that URL into the cloud creator.

Good luck! I'm sure it'll be fabulous :)
-Janet

On Thu, Mar 17, 2016 at 7:54 PM, Lauren Hunt <lhunt@milforded.org> wrote:
So my principal asked me to help her with a wordle. I have used many different platforms in the past, but this one I am at a loss. Are there any wordle sites where multiple people (teachers) can all be on the same wordle at the same time contributing ideas? Kind of like a shared doc but for a word cloud. I have only ever used sites where one person is typing in the words to create the cloud. Any suggestions would be great. Thanks!

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