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Web 2.0 Presentation

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  1. Slide 1: Web 2.0 The Read/Write Web
  2. 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?
  3. Slide 3: Web 2.0 addresses these essential questions
  4. 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
  5. 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
  6. Slide 6: It’s not about technology; it’s about creativity
  7. Slide 7: Web 2.0 can enhance the classroom use of multimedia and the ability to create, share, and access content
  8. Slide 8: Youtube
  9. Slide 9: Flickr
  10. Slide 10: Bubbleshare
  11. Slide 11: Voicethread
  12. Slide 12: Web 2.0 can enrich the teaching of writing, publishing, and collaborating
  13. 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
  14. Slide 14: Blogs in School  Secret Life of Bees  Guerilla Season  To Kill A Mockingbird  Biology Class Blog  Stop, Drop and Blog- Grade 3
  15. Slide 15: Web 2.0 can enhance the way we teach with an emphasis on collaboration and investigation
  16. Slide 16: Create your own Wikis Students collaborate, edit, and publish  Wikispaces  pbwiki  Salute to Seuss
  17. Slide 17: Try a Ning
  18. Slide 18: Web 2.0 can enhance the way students learn and research
  19. Slide 19: RSS and Aggregators
  20. Slide 20: Delicious
  21. Slide 21: Web 2.0 can change the traditional classroom-- opening up communication with the world
  22. Slide 22: Connecting to the World  Skype  Flat Classroom Project
  23. Slide 23: Google Earth
  24. Slide 24: To find all links  del.icio.us/schalman/Workshop  technologyatchapin.edublogs.org/