Building Community in Online/Hybrid Courses Through Web 2.0 Tools

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Audio sync coming soon. This presentation covers how Web 2.0 sites and tools like blogging, bookmarking, podcasting, wikis, and social networking sites can be incorporated into the hybrid and online classroom to encourage better student interaction and sharing of course content.

Building Community in
Online/Hybrid Courses
Through
Web 2.0 Tools

Alisa Cooper, EdD
Veronica Diaz, PhD

Maricopa Community Colleges

Friday, May 9, 2008

Course + Technology =

21st Century
Learner

Friday, May 9, 2008

The Course

• Three sections of ENG102
• Two Hybrid
• One Online
• One Online Community
• Blackboard
• Ning Social Network

Friday, May 9, 2008

Building Community in Online/Hybrid Courses Through Web 2.0 Tools

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