Collaborating, Presenting and Publishing in your classroom - New Pedagogy

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The document discusses how Web 2.0 tools can be used in the classroom to engage students in sharing, publishing, collaboration and learning. It suggests using tools like Posterous, Slideshare, YouTube, and Wikis to allow students to publish content, and collaborate with peers. The goal is to move from a consumer to contributor model of learning and transform students into active participants in their education through these new online platforms.

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What do we want
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How web 2.0
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Why does it matter?

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What do we want
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Think
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Engage

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Student as Consumer

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Two Way Web

Student as a Contributor

Sharing and Collaborating

Publishing!!
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Right Around the World

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Web 2.0 Pedagogy?

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Sharing and Publishing

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YouTube

Student Playlists

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A School Movie Channel

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Publishing Student Art

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Collaboration
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