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Learning, teaching & Web 2.0: Finding a comfortable fit

by drpmcgee on Apr 29, 2010

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Web 2.0 tools are web-based, typically free to the user, support collaboration and interaction, and are responsive to the user. These increasingly available tools include wikis, blogs, file-sharing ser...

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Web 2.0 tools are web-based, typically free to the user, support collaboration and interaction, and are responsive to the user. These increasingly available tools include wikis, blogs, file-sharing services and social networks. Freely available and appealing, these tools are not designed for teaching and learning, yet have been embraced by learners and educators alike. Web 2.0 tools offer alterative instructional strategies that can support deeper learning through active construction of knowledge, social negotiation of understanding, and learner-produced content

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  • mikocoffey Miko Coffey , Web & Social Software Consultant My 'soup' explanation of the semantic web through the eyes of Patricia McGee. 1 year ago Reply
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  • mikocoffey Miko Coffey , Web & Social Software Consultant Glad to hear you liked my 'soup' blog post explaining the concept of the Semantic Web - thanks for crediting me in your slides, but sadly the NESTA blog has been taken down since. I'd be grateful if you could cite me personally in future or link to my personal blog www.usingmyhead.com

    P.S. I have also written a follow-up post about how this image and concept have spread around the world: http://www.usingmyhead.com/2010/09/22/web-3-0-in-plain-english-or-how-i-became-famous-without-knowing-it/     1 year ago Reply
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  • gytisc Gytis Cibulskis interesting presentation - thanks for sharing 1 year ago Reply
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