Learning 2.0 refers to emerging approaches to learning that emphasize collaboration, knowledge creation, and informal learning environments over traditional receptacle-based learning. Key aspects of Learning 2.0 include using tools like wikis, blogs, social media to foster interaction and knowledge sharing, as well as principles like co-creation, distributed intelligence, and empowering learners. Effective Learning 2.0 encourages play, transparency, rewarding participation, and helping learners discover knowledge.

1. Keeping connected in a 2.0 World Learning 2.0: Melissa Josey

2. Web 2.0 Library 2.0 Learning 2.0 2.0 is the Next Generation of software, tools, strategies and learners Learning 2.0: The Next Generation

3. Learning 2.0: What does this mean? Learning 2.0 is: an emerging approach to learning where the learner is no longer a receptacle for knowledge, but a participant in the creation & discovery of what is to be learned. an instructional philosophy that emphasizes a flexible, applicable and, in many cases, informal learning environment. Learning 2.0. (2007, April 14). In Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia . Retrieved May 7, 2007, from http:// en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title =Learning_2.0&oldid=122732018

4. Learning 2.0: Key Components Co-creation & collaboration Low cost of production The web as a platform Powerful motivations Distributed intelligence fosters intelligent conversations Gilroy, K. (n.d.). The path to Learning 2.0 . Retrieved May 7, 2007, from http://www.ottergroup.com/the pathtolearning2.0.pdf

5. Learning 2.0: Tools to use Instant Messaging Podcasts Photos News aggregators Open office suites On so on and so on and so on… go2web20.net

6. Learning 2.0: Tools to use Wiki - is a website that allows visitors to add, remove, edit and change content. www.wikipedia.com

7. Wiki

8. Learning 2.0: Tools to use Blog – short for web log, is an online diary in the form of a web page, made up of short, frequent posts, on a variety of topics from news to personal life to social causes.

9. Blog

10. Learning 2.0: Tools to use Streaming Media - digital audio and video delivered over the World Wide Web that is downloaded in streams of data. This saves time and space and allows for webcasting of live events as well as archived files.

11. Streaming Media

12. Learning 2.0: Tools to use Social Networking Pages – users can join, input personal information, find friends, create common interest groups, upload videos, hold discussions, network with people all over the world.

13. Social Networking

14. Learning 2.0: Tools to use Social Bookmarks – web service for storing, sharing, and discovering web bookmarks. Access your bookmarks from any computer with internet & share with your family, friends, colleagues & rest of the world.

15. Social Bookmarks

16. Ten Best Practices in Learning 2.0 Don’t confuse learning with training Design the program for the late bloomers Allow participants to blog anonymously Use 1.0 methods to continually communicate Focus on “discovery” & offer challenges

17. Ten Best Practices …continued Encourage people to work together It’s not about “doing IT right” Practice transparency & enable radical trust Continually encourage “play” Consider rewards – they work & focus attention Abram, S. (2007, Feb 8). [Podcast] 15 minutes a day!. SirsiDynix Institute. Retrieved Feb. 8, 2007.

18. Learning 2.0: The Powers Within EXPOSING new tools ENCOURAGING play EMPOWERING individuals EXPANDING the knowledge toolbox ELIMINATING fear Abram, S. (2007, Feb 8). [Podcast] 15 minutes a day!. SirsiDynix Institute. Retrieved Feb. 8, 2007.

19. Learning 2.0: Give it a go 43 Things: What do you want to do with your life? http://www.43things.com/ Learning 2.0 Project http://plcmcl2-about.blogspot.com/

20. Learning 2.0 Any questions?