3. • A piece of software that allows users to freely
create and edit Web page content using any
Web browser.
• Has a simple text syntax for easily creating new
pages and links between internal pages.
• Allowing everyday users to create and edit
pages encourages democratic use of the Web
and promotes content composition by
nontechnical users.
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What is a Wiki?
5. • Wikis in Plain English video
• Free Wikis:
▫ Pbwiki
▫ WikiSpaces
▫ Wetpaint
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Wikis
6. • Learners work in groups to perform
research on a topic and then present their
findings using a wiki site that they create.
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Wikis – Sample Activity
8. • A type of website, usually maintained by an
individual with regular entries of commentary,
descriptions of events, or other material, e.g.
graphics or video.
• A blog is:
▫ a personal diary
▫ a collaborative space
▫ a breaking-news outlet
▫ acollection of links
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What is a Blog?
10. • Blogs in Plain English video
• Free Wikis:
▫ Blogger
▫ LiveJournal
▫ WordPress
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Blogs
11. Blogs – Sample Activity
• Learners use a blog to write their personal
experiences, thoughts, and feelings while
working on a project.
• The focus of the task is to engage in meaningful
reflection on the activities of learners.
• Participants can also read and respond to one of
their peers/colleagues’ post.
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13. • Also called Graphic Organizer.
• A diagram showing the relationships among
concepts.
• Graphical tools for organizing and representing
knowledge.
• They include concepts, usually enclosed in
circles or boxes, and relationships between
concepts indicated by a connecting line.
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What is a Concept Map?
21. • Also called Web Conferencing.
• Used to conduct live meetings or presentations
via the Internet.
• A downloaded application or a web-based
application that users simply enter a URL
(website address) to enter the conference.
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What is Online Conferencing?
23. • Blogs in Plain English video
• Free Tools:
▫ Adobe ConnectNow
▫ Vyew
▫ DimDim
▫ Yugma
▫ Skype
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Online Conferencing
24. • Learners have the opportunity to present their
PowerPoint presentations and discuss in real
time by using an online conference tool.
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Online Conferencing – Sample Activity
Editor's Notes
Instructor asks question and waits 1-2 minutes for participants to respond.Image Source: http://chroniclingthecuse.files.wordpress.com/2009/03/question_mark_naught101_011.jpg
Source: http://www.wiki.org/wiki.cgi?WhatIsWiki
This is how a how a wiki looks like. There are various features – especially the edit button, which allows users to collaborate in creating sites by editing pages.
Instructor asks question and waits 1-2 minutes for participants to respond.Image Source: http://chroniclingthecuse.files.wordpress.com/2009/03/question_mark_naught101_011.jpg
Instructor asks question and waits 1-2 minutes for participants to respond.Image Source: http://chroniclingthecuse.files.wordpress.com/2009/03/question_mark_naught101_011.jpg
Instructor asks question and waits 1-2 minutes for participants to respond.Image Source: http://chroniclingthecuse.files.wordpress.com/2009/03/question_mark_naught101_011.jpg
Instructor asks question and waits 1-2 minutes for participants to respond.Image Source: http://chroniclingthecuse.files.wordpress.com/2009/03/question_mark_naught101_011.jpg