The document discusses emerging trends on the web including the end of print media, the growth of online communities, and the rise of mobile devices. It notes how courses are moving online using tools like Google Sites and Google Docs. Students can create, organize and publish their work publicly on the web. Communication with students and faculty occurs through various online means like blogs, RSS feeds, and chat tools.

1. Teacher Preparation 2.0 Richard. Pierce@fairmontstate.edu [email_address] Skype richardjpierce

4. Top 10 Web Trends The End of Print The World network Virtual Reality E-mail is Dead The Read/Write Web Information Overload The Web as the Platform The End of Walled Gardens Community Mobile 1. Mobile

5. Top 10 Web Trends The End of Print The World network Virtual Reality E-mail is Dead Information Overload The Web as the Platform / The Read/Write Web The End of Walled Gardens / Community Mobile 1. Mobile

6. Google products

7. Microsoft is rolling out lightweight, FREE, Web browser versions of Word, PowerPoint, Excel and OneNote. 3 screen strategy Browser / Computer / Phone

8. Courses go online ……Google Site

10. Blackboard Jungle Java JavaScript Pop-up blocker. Cookies … .the server has been down

12. IE8 The latest version of Microsoft Internet Explorer has been known to cause problems with Blackboard. IE8

13. Goodbye to Blackboard You can always access the information outside of the Bb system by going to….. http://sites.google.com/site/educ2201/6305-activities

14. Courses go online ……Google Site

15. The assignment tool blues Start / end date Visible / invisible Released / not released What if you get off track (conference pres)

16. Course Activities

17. Use a Google spreadsheet Not associate with a course section or date range. Easy to edit Easy to re-use (change dates) Can be used for multiple classes, sections Can edit off line

18. Student Blogs

19. Teacher Blog

20. Email graphic

21. Email = information overload

22. Email = information overload

23. Email = information overload

24. Email = information overload

25. Email = information overload

26. Email = information overload

28. How do student ’ s submit their work?

29. They create

32. Hello Google Apps admin, We wanted to let you know about some important changes around published documents, spreadsheets, and presentations. In a few weeks, documents, spreadsheets and presentations that have been explicitly published outside your organization and are linked to from a public website will be crawled and indexed, which means they can appear in search results you see on Google.com and other search engines.

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34. They Archive

35. They organize

36. They organize

37. Where’s the work? I don’t care. I just want access.

38. They share

39. They share

40. They discuss

41. They publish

42. They publish

44. The bond

45. … they bond

46. They bond

47. They Take Ownership

48. … they assume multiple roles Protégé '

49. How do I communicate with students /faculty Web sites Blog posts Blog comments RSS feeds Some email* Synchronous – tools

52. Google Chat

53. Google Chat

55. Chat ie. Student’s work is all online and public. Student has reviewed his classmates online work. These are new experiences.

56. Video + chat are powerful tools --- they are synchronous

58. Teacher Preparation 2.0 Student created, organized, published. No textbook(s) Nothing passed out Nothing returned The End of Print The World network Virtual Reality E-mail is Dead The Read/Write Web Information Overload The Web as the Platform The End of Walled Gardens Community Mobile 1. Mobile

59. Phones

60. Google Voice

61. Questions Comments Richard. Pierce@fairmontstate.edu [email_address] Skype richardjpierce

62. `On-line Community Course materials Google Docs Google Sites Ning All student artifacts Peer reviews Peer mentoring

64. Loopt

65. Put Lattitude image

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71. a 1960s band so obscure that their music is not even available on iTunes. And who would want to listen to anything so inconveniently delivered on massive four-inch metal discs with sharp, dangerous edges?

74. No more walled gardens

76. Zebra community

77. Top 10 Web Trends The End of Print The World network Virtual Reality E-mail is Dead The Read/Write Web Information Overload The Web as the Platform The End of Walled Gardens Community Mobile 1. Mobile