PPT from presentation by Wendy Sellors at the James Region, VEMA conference and state VEMA conference in 2007.

1. Collaboration 2.0 VEMA Conference October 2007 Wendy Sellors, MLWGS

2. Photo by kozyndan (Flickr)

5. Was there a Web 1.0? Librivox Project Gutenberg Feed readers News web sites RSS feeds (syndication) Static content Picasa Web, Flickr Picasa, Ofoto Del.icio.us My Bookmarks, PortaPortal Google Docs/Zoho Writer Email attachments Wikipedia World Book Online Google/Yahoo! Calendars Outlook Blogs Personal web sites Web 2.0 Web 1.0

7. Tagging Photo by Cambodia4Kids (Flickr)

8. Where will you find tags?

9. How do web sites use tags? From www.poetryarchive.org

11. de.licio.us-ly simple It’s deliciously simple!

12. Only required information - User name - Password Helpful to include email too

13. No need to start from scratch! Import existing bookmarks to start your de.licio.us account (default set to “ private ”)

14. PRIVATE view - 1526

15. PUBLIC view - 335

16. Share link to one or all tags

17. Discover sites by searching tags

18. Keep up with trusted colleagues

19. Tagging as you surf the ‘net Look for a del.icio.us button on blogs and web sites

20. Or click the TAG button in your Firefox or IE browser

21. Add notes and tags then click SAVE

22. Cool, but how can I use it? Photo by Questa Durron (Flickr)

24. Integrating on library web site

25. Sample project guide

27. Like del.icio.us, the only required information is a valid email address and a password

29. Your documents home page

30. Buttons similar to Word

31. One way to track comments

32. Add images, tables, links…

33. Invite others to work on it Add “viewers” too – people you’d like to see the work in progress, but not change it

34. Publish it

35. What about a backup copy? Save as Word, PDF, or more…

36. Revert to previous versions

37. Spreadsheets similar to Excel Notice the option to discuss (opens up a chat window) – not available in Docs

38. Google Presentation

39. In presentation mode

40. Zoho Writer

41. Zoho Sheet

42. Zoho Show

45. Cool, but how can I use it? Photo by Questa Durron (Flickr)

47. Slideshare embedded in blog

49. Graphic from www.pbwiki.com

50. PB Wiki

51. Simple registration Educational wikis are ad-free

52. Friendly welcome video

53. Start creating! Group project template available Clear choices

54. Buttons similar to Word Text format buttons in visual editor Like to code? You can use the text (code) editor

55. Insert plug-ins Choices include Google calendar, a Gabbly chat window, and more…

56. Generate conversation The ability to add comments to pages is a feature of a wiki

57. Manage your wiki Many wikis offer options like uploading files, changing the look & feel, managing access, setting up notifications, tracking statistics, and more…

58. Wikispaces

59. Plus Plan free for K12 teachers $50/yr value – no ads, option of member-only access, custom themes

60. Welcome screen Menu of all your spaces in Wikispaces

61. Familiar, but fewer buttons Edit existing pages or add new ones Add comments

62. More Wikispaces options Tag pages Integrates CC licensing Like to code? You can use the text editor

63. Manage Wikispaces Upload files, track statistics, change look & feel, manage access, and more…

69. Cool, but how can I use it? Photo by Questa Durron (Flickr)

71. Photo by Brittney Bush (Flickr)

75. Photo by J.Star (Flickr)

76. What questions do you have?

77. Thank you!