The Social Web for Faculty
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This document discusses the evolution of the social web and how it has changed learning. It notes that with tools like Web 2.0, communication and collaboration can now occur not just between those in a classroom, but with others outside it as well. The presentation renames Web 2.0 to "The Social Web" and outlines how emerging web tools now support collaborative and self-organized learning between teachers, students, and others on the internet.
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