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- Slide 1: Web 2.0
The Read/Write Web
- Slide 2: Essential Questions
Can technology help:
Ignite curiosity and feed the spirit of
inquiry?
Encourage clear, effective, and creative
expression?
Foster community through communication
and collaboration?
Engage a variety of learning styles?
Collect and analyze information and use it
to make informed decisions?
- Slide 3: Web 2.0 addresses
these essential
questions
- Slide 4: No longer a passive web
One billion people connected to the web
One trillion clickable links
Seventy million blogs
Seventy thousand new blogs each day
Twenty five million kids creating content on a
daily basis
One hundred million daily visits to youtube
- Slide 5: What are Web 2.0 Sites
youtube
Flickr
Delicious
Slideshare.net
Bloglines and Google Reader
Edublogs, Pbwiki and wikispaces
Google docs
Jumpcut, Picnik, Bubbleshare
Videothread
Gcast
Myspace and Facebook
Skype
- Slide 6: It’s not about technology;
it’s about creativity
- Slide 7: Web 2.0 can enhance the
classroom use of multimedia
and the ability to create,
share, and access content
- Slide 8: Youtube
- Slide 9: Flickr
- Slide 10: Bubbleshare
- Slide 11: Voicethread
- Slide 12: Web 2.0 can enrich the
teaching of writing,
publishing, and collaborating
- Slide 13: Blogs
Many teacher-created blogs for sharing ideas,
lesson plans, skills
Many student created blogs: e-portfolios, archive
essays, collaborative work, synthesizing class
discussions, adding comments, solving math
problems
Appropriate My Space and Facebook
Use for research-but evaluate source
- Slide 14: Blogs in School
Secret Life of Bees
Guerilla Season
To Kill A Mockingbird
Biology Class Blog
Stop, Drop and Blog- Grade 3
- Slide 15: Web 2.0 can enhance the
way we teach with an
emphasis on collaboration
and investigation
- Slide 16: Create your own Wikis
Students collaborate, edit,
and publish
Wikispaces
pbwiki
Salute to Seuss
- Slide 17: Try a Ning
- Slide 18: Web 2.0 can enhance the
way students learn and
research
- Slide 19: RSS and Aggregators
- Slide 20: Delicious
- Slide 21: Web 2.0 can change the
traditional classroom--
opening up
communication with the
world
- Slide 22: Connecting to the World
Skype
Flat Classroom Project
- Slide 23: Google Earth
- Slide 24: To find all links
del.icio.us/schalman/Workshop
technologyatchapin.edublogs.org/