This document discusses various web applications and tools relevant to higher education, including content management systems, weblogs, and wikis. It highlights the shift towards online applications and open-source activities, along with cultural shifts such as reframing copyright and the rise of social networking. The insights aim to encourage educational institutions to adapt to this evolving digital landscape.

1. Web Apps for Higher Ed: Cutting Edge Performance on a Shoestring Dr. Jeffrey Ruth East Stroudsburg University (PA) May 8, 2007

2. WHAT’S OUT THERE?

3. WHAT’S OUT THERE? Content Management Systems (CMS)

4. WHAT’S OUT THERE? Content Management Systems (CMS) Weblogs

5. WHAT’S OUT THERE? Content Management Systems (CMS) Weblogs Wikis

6. WHAT’S OUT THERE? Content Management Systems (CMS) Weblogs Wikis Numerous support tools

7. WHAT’S OUT THERE? Content Management Systems (CMS) Weblogs Wikis Numerous support tools image editors

8. WHAT’S OUT THERE? Content Management Systems (CMS) Weblogs Wikis Numerous support tools image editors audio recorders/editors

9. WHAT’S OUT THERE? Content Management Systems (CMS) Weblogs Wikis Numerous support tools image editors audio recorders/editors video editors

10. WHAT’S OUT THERE? Content Management Systems (CMS) Weblogs Wikis Numerous support tools image editors audio recorders/editors video editors …

11. SOME WEB 2.0 FACTS

12. SOME WEB 2.0 FACTS a move toward online applications (e.g. Flickr, Google Docs & Spreadsheets, Scrapblog, etc.)

13. SOME WEB 2.0 FACTS a move toward online applications (e.g. Flickr, Google Docs & Spreadsheets, Scrapblog, etc.) an expansion of open source activity (e.g. Open Office, Moodle)

14. SOME WEB 2.0 FACTS a move toward online applications (e.g. Flickr, Google Docs & Spreadsheets, Scrapblog, etc.) an expansion of open source activity (e.g. Open Office, Moodle) reframing of copyright: Creative Commons

15. SOME WEB 2.0 FACTS a move toward online applications (e.g. Flickr, Google Docs & Spreadsheets, Scrapblog, etc.) an expansion of open source activity (e.g. Open Office, Moodle) reframing of copyright: Creative Commons the establishment of a new paradigm: social networking with community-based content

16. SOME WEB 2.0 FACTS a move toward online applications (e.g. Flickr, Google Docs & Spreadsheets, Scrapblog, etc.) an expansion of open source activity (e.g. Open Office, Moodle) reframing of copyright: Creative Commons the establishment of a new paradigm: social networking with community-based content Students lead…toward the web & away from the libraries

17. Catch the train… Blog Post (Cynthia Russell) Our Wetpaint Wiki