This document discusses managing e-learning and the technologies that can be used in 21st century classrooms. It explores the competencies and theoretical foundations of e-learning, with a focus on Web 2.0 interconnectivity. It emphasizes the importance of only using technologies that are safe, legal, and ethical. Finally, it provides examples of programs like blogs, wikis, and websites as well as techniques like images, videos, and podcasts that can engage students when used in PowerPoint presentations.

1. Manage E-Learning
This is a short PowerPoint that I have
created for the purpose of the Week
5 Blog Assessment

3. What is Manage E-Learning?
• Manage E-Learning explores
the technological
competencies required within
the 21st century classrooms.
• It looks at the theoretical
underpinnings of e-learning
and how technology provides
a platform for creativity and
innovation with a particular
focus on Web 2.0
interconnectivity

4. Safe, Legal & EthicalBefore
discussing
various
technologies
that could be
used within
the classroom;
it is important
to remember
the rules of “Is
it Safe, Legal
and Ethical?”

5. Programs and or additional techniques that
could be used in the classroom:
• Programs:
 Blog
 Wiki
 Weebly
 Website
 Voki
 Wordle
 Glogster
 Prezi
 Fakebook
 Mind Maps etc.
• Techniques:
 Images
 Videos
 Podcasts
 Etc.

6. Videos are only one aspect that could be brought into a presentation!
Note: The video used is expected to be relevant…
The video below is just an example of a video being attached to the PowerPoint
program!

7. Just a quick note before this PowerPoint ends:
The idea behind this PowerPoint was not meant
to be informative. This PowerPoint was supposed
to provided an example that techniques such as
videos, audio/podcasts and images can be
applied to a PowerPoint to make it more
engaging!