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Baby Steps into Web 2.0: Wikis & RSS

by Jeff P on May 02, 2008

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Online version of the slidedeck prepared for the HK 21st Century Learning conference, May 3.

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Jeff P at Hong Kong International School This is just the start of the rabbit hole…it gets a LOT deeper from here on. 4 years ago Reply
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Jeff P at Hong Kong International School Again, you can try this out by going to the wikispace. I’ve set up another set of links that should help you get in the right direction. 4 years ago Reply
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Jeff P at Hong Kong International School What’s out there? What do I read? 4 years ago Reply
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Jeff P at Hong Kong International School Three – Subscribe to the blog!

You do this in different ways depending on the Reader you are using. 4 years ago Reply
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Jeff P at Hong Kong International School Two – look for great blogs. 4 years ago Reply
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Jeff P at Hong Kong International School One – get a “reader”.

I suggest Google Reader – it’s devoted to this sort of task and does a great job of it. 4 years ago Reply
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Jeff P at Hong Kong International School It’s REALLY NOT HARD.

It’s called “simple” for a reason.

But there are a few key steps to remember. 4 years ago Reply
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Jeff P at Hong Kong International School Here is a screenshot of my reader – you can view everything that you subscribe to on one page. 4 years ago Reply
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Jeff P at Hong Kong International School But with RSS, you can have all of these sites send their new articles directly to you, to your “reader”. There’s one site that all of the new articles get sent to, immediately. 4 years ago Reply
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Jeff P at Hong Kong International School Without RSS, we need to go to each person’s website and load up their page to see if there is anything new. This can be really frustrating – because how do you know when Ana has been at a computer and had time to write an update? 4 years ago Reply
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Introduction: I am NOT an expert! I’ve just taken a few baby steps in the right direction. Goals for the session: this will probably not go right into your classroom. I’d suggest that you NOT use anything you learn in my session in your classes on Monday. You need to give yourself time to learn these tools before you use them with your students. Structure: ten minutes to explain the two key baby steps, then time to learn about wikis and RSS. There will be lots of time for you to use the tools yourself. If you already know what wikis & RSS readers are and how to use them, this may feel a bit too slow. If that’s the case, I encourage you to do the following: +Spend the time that is meant for learning these new technologies pursuing your own questions about wikis & RSS. +Reflect with me as I try to present these technologies in a safe non-threatening way. How can we best teach our colleagues how to use these new technologies?

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Baby Steps into Web 2.0: Wikis & RSS — Presentation Transcript

Baby Steps into Web 2.0 May 3, 2008 HK 21 st Century Learning
Baby Step One
Café Zambra, Wan Chai
Baby Step Two
Quick Write What do I already know about wikis and RSS / blogs? What questions do I have about them?
Wiki “ A wiki is a collection of web pages designed to enable anyone who accesses it to contribute or modify content.”
web2babysteps.wikispaces.com/wikis
RSS REALLY SIMPLE SYNDICATION
A Reader
Procedure
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2
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In my reader… Education………………16 Procrastination………….8 Friends………………….11 HK…………………..……3 Tech………………….......5
web2babysteps.wikispaces.com/RSS
Sources
- Direct Quotes:
- Translation help:
Image Sources
- http://www.wikipedia.org/
- http://www.google.com/reader/
- http://my.yahoo.com/
- http://blog.mrmeyer.com/
- http://www.bloglines.com/
- http://img267.imageshack.us/img267/6614/newrssxmlfeediconri2.png
- http://thefischbowl.blogspot.com/2007/10/digital-native-photo-of-day.html
- http://www.flickr.com/photos/51303347@N00/18787680
- http://www.amazon.com/Sandcastles-Made-Simple-Step-Step/dp/1584794089?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1182179258&sr=8-1
- http://www.amazon.com/Day-Beach-Absolutely-Successfully-Memories/dp/0974396702?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1182179258&sr=8-3
- http://www.colewiebe.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2007/10/sandbox.jpg
- http://www.flickr.com/photos/67551917@N00/287906142
- http://apaceofchange.edublogs.org/ http://appetiteforchina.com/ http://mrjam.typepad.com/
- http://www.travelblog.org/Bloggers/DnA/
- http://www.flickr.com/photos/77476789@N00/1341659182
- http://www.alice-in-wonderland.net/alicepic/disney-movie/alice-in-front-of-rabbit-hole.jpg
Inspiration
- Karl Fisch
- Wes Fryer
- Dan Meyer
Inspiration And, you! Thanks for listening.
I would appreciate comments on the handouts, website, slideshow, workshop structure, and any general thoughts on how this workshop was useful for you.
Go to my website to share comments on this: http://jpinhk.blogspot.com/ Or just email me: jpierce “at” isf.edu.hk

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