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    1. Educational Uses of Web 2.0 Based Applications July 29, 2008 Michael T. Qaissaunee Associate Professor, Engineering and Technology Brookdale Community College co-PI NCTT Gordon F. Snyder, Jr. Springfield Technical Community College Executive Director and PI National Center for Telecommunications Technologies ictcenter.org 1
    2. Wireless Network 2
    3. Presentation Links q-ontech.blogspot.com 3
    4. What do we want to do with Web 2.0? 4
    5. Learn/Teach/Share !!- Blogs !!- Podcasts - Audio & Video !!- RSS/Subscription !!- Reader !!- iTunes !!- iPod/iPhone !!- Amazon Kindle 5 one of very few slides with bullets
    6. !Collaborate !!- Webware !!- Skype/ VoIP !!- Social Networking 6 one of very few slides with bullets
    7. Increase Productivity 7 one of very few slides with bullets
    8. •Information •100 Years? •Analog vs Digital •New Paradigms •The New Web •Enabling Technology •Access •Emerging Technology 8 one of very few slides with bullets
    9. Information 9 talk a little about the evolution of information
    10. Our Relationship With Information 10 this is my relationship with information - and probably that of most teachers or faculty
    11. Our Relationship With Information 11 this wasn’t that long ago
    12. Our Students Relationship With Information 12 contrast that to this - your relationship with information
    13. In Fact, Their World Looks More Like This ... 13 probably more like this
    14. 100 Years? 14 let’s look at the last 100 years
    15. 1908 1958 2008 15 music: 100 years ago you had to go to a live performance to hear music; 50 years ago a portable “record” player - have you heard the word record before?; and finally today - a tiny digital portable music player that can hold thousands of songs
    16. 1908 1958 2008 16 but is we examine the evolution of the classroom ovr that same period - not much has changed
    17. Digital Immigrants vs. Digital Natives -- a new generation of employees who grew up on video games are demanding to be trained differently than the boomers and we need some new ways to transfer the vast amounts of boomer knowledge to these gamers Karl M. Kapp, Ed.D, CFPIM, CIRM 17
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    20. What Do These Have in Common? ANSWER: They’ All Been Banned in the Classroom e.g. Polleverywhere 20
    21. Demo •Show Blog on Cell Phones •Polleverywhere •GrandCentral •Jott •Qik and others 21
    22. Analog 22
    23. 23
    24. Digital 24
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    34. Nearly Everything can Go Digital 34
    35. 35
    36. 36
    37. ... and Mobile! 37
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    40. Even after Starbucks had five stores and more than 20 employees, which item was unavailable for purchase at their stores: ✓ Espresso ✓ Hot Coffee ✓ Biscotti ✓ Frappucino® blended beverage 40
    41. Whatever you think 41
    42. eht knihT etisoppo 42
    43. 1908 1958 2008 43
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    48. The Long Tail 48
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    51. The Long Tail 51
    52. The Long Tail Quiz a. Coca-Cola b. Dr. Pepper The most popular soft c. 7UP drink in the country is d. Root Beer ________. e. \"other\": none of the above True or False? More people watched more video on YouTube last week than watched the top ten shows on network television 52 • sales of the 150,000 titles in a big store account for half of Amazon's book sales • if you aggregate the millions of poorly selling titles on Amazon, they add up to the total sales of all the bestselling books in the physical world put together.
    53. The Long Tail Quiz a. All Sales of the 150,000 titles in b. 75% a big store (e.g. Barnes & c. 50% Noble) account for _______ d. 33% of Amazon's book sales. e. 25% 53 • sales of the 150,000 titles in a big store account for half of Amazon's book sales • if you aggregate the millions of poorly selling titles on Amazon, they add up to the total sales of all the bestselling books in the physical world put together.
    54. Choice 54
    55. Why? 55
    56. Online Shopping 56
    57. Nearly Infinite Online Inventory 57
    58. Search 58
    59. Digital is Easy to: 59
    60. Store 60
    61. Customize 61
    62. 62
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    66. Demo •Webware •Office 2.0 Database •Google Docs •Zoho •Gliffy •Online presentations 66
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    72. Tim Berners-Lee The Mobile Web Initiative is important - information must be made seamlessly available on any device. I have always imagined the information space as something to which everyone has immediate and intuitive access, and not just to browse, but to create. [...] Furthermore, the dream of people-to- people communication through shared knowledge must be possible for groups of all sizes, interacting electronically with as much ease as they do now in person. 72
    73. 73 1 Gig Hard drive
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    78. 78 The image to the right is the Kirtas APT Book Scan 2400 Gold robotic scanner, which can read 2,400 pages an hour. Microsoft used these machines to scan books.
    79. 79 The image to the right is the Kirtas APT Book Scan 2400 Gold robotic scanner, which can read 2,400 pages an hour. Microsoft used these machines to scan books.
    80. 80
    81. But 81
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    85. 85
    86. 86 Charlie Chaplin’s camera
    87. 87
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    90. Demo • Viral Video - Mentos • Jing • Video of David Riser • Bob Dylan mashup • NCTT Videos • Seesmic • Qik and others 90
    91. 91
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    95. 95
    96. The New Web 96
    97. Web 2.0 97
    98. The amount of new technical x2 information is doubling every ____ years a. one b. two c. five d. ten 98
    99. Tidal waves don’t beg forgiveness 'CRASHED' and on their way 99
    100. 100
    101. How does one deal with information overload? 101
    102. Demo • Google Reader • iGoogle 102
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    107. The Tools • Email • Websites • Search • Instant Messaging • Blogging • Podcasting • Micro-blogging / Lifecasting • Video Conversations / Streaming • Viral Video • Webware • Aggregators • Wikis • Subscription/RSS • Mobility 107 AJAX Asynchronous JavaScript and XML API Application Programming Interface
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    109. Demo • Twitter, Powne, Jaiku • Friendfeed • Facebook/MySpace/LinkedIn 109
    110. Community Clusters Interactions 110
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    115. Emory University survey of incoming Freshmen > 90% of have a Facebook account > 30% of check at least 18 times a day a. 25 The average regular b. 35 newspaper reader is c. 45 ___ years old. d. 55 a. one Fewer than ___ in five b. two people under the age of 25 c. three ever reads a newspaper. source unknown d. four 115
    116. Enabling Technology 116
    117. 117 1:18
    118. 118
    119. 119 Was Socrates right to prefer live philosophical dialogue to writing?
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    124. Bandwidth Today Comcast Cable Modem Verizon FiOS (S. Hadley, MA) (Concord, MA) ~$49.95/month ~$44.95/month 124
    125. Bandwidth Tomorrow 15000 kbps Asymmetric Symmetric 125
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    127. 127
    128. AJAX - Asynchronous JavaScript and XML • Greater user interaction • Web applications start to approach the richness & responsiveness of desktop applications • not • a technology, • code or • an application that can be downloaded 128
    129. Classic Web Application Model 129 Normally, user actions would generate an HTTP request
    130. AJAX Web Application Model 130 with AJAX these requests are JavaScript calls to the AJAX engine. Many users actions don't require communication with the server and can be handled by the engine. If the server is needed, the engine makes the request asynchronously using XML, with no interruption of the user-application interaction.
    131. Access 131
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    135. 135
    136. Emerging 136
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    145. TouchLight 145
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    148. 148
    149. Questions 149

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