The Web 2.0 Classroom
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The document discusses using Web 2.0 technologies in the classroom and lists examples of specific tools. It argues that today's technologies are free, flexible, and social compared to older technologies. Web 2.0 tools can enable audience, authorship, and collaboration among students. Examples of tools provided include wikis, blogs, podcasts, video sharing, and social networking sites.
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Web2.0 in Education
Workshop presentation: Web 2.0 has become an important component of instructional technology. Wikis, blogs, podcasts, RSS feeds, and shared documents have all made their way into classrooms. As these applications are utilized, important questions arise. What university and outside support is there for these applications? What are the considerations, and challenges, for making the technology integrate with student learning? Join us for a discussion and share your own experiences using Web 2.0.
Web2.0 in Education
Workshop presentation: Web 2.0 has become an important component of instructional technology. Wikis, blogs, podcasts, RSS feeds, and shared documents have all made their way into classrooms. As these applications are utilized, important questions arise. What university and outside support is there for these applications? What are the considerations, and challenges, for making the technology integrate with student learning? Join us for a discussion and share your own experiences using Web 2.0.
E-Learning 2.0 = e-Learning 1.0 + Web 2.0?
E-Learning 2.0 combines elements of traditional e-Learning 1.0 with new technologies and principles enabled by Web 2.0, leading to a social revolution in online education. Key aspects of E-Learning 2.0 include use of blogs, wikis, podcasts and social media platforms to encourage communication and collaboration between learners. However, some challenges remain in adapting traditional educational designs and getting users comfortable with sharing content and knowledge in open online environments. Overall, E-Learning 2.0 leverages Web 2.0 tools to support informal, social learning through user-generated content and connections.
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The Web 2.0 Classroom
- 1. WEB 2.0 Classroom the
- 2. Old Hobby … posing for no apparent reason
- 3. BOOM BOX Old Technology
- 4. ALONE!!! 5,000 Hours Lost Old Technology
- 5. … it’s WATERPROOF ! Old Technology DON’T WORRY…
- 6. Today’s Technology is… FREE, FLEXIBLE, & SOCIAL. … and much more useful than my old walkman! FUN,
- 7. Millennials
- 9. Why use Web 2.0 in the classroom ? AUDIENCE AUTHORSHIP COLLABORATION
- 10. AUDIENCE WIKIPEDIA BLOGS SCREENCAST FLICKr SKYPE
- 11. AUTHORSHIP VIMEO ANIMOTO WIKI’s SCRAPBLOG AUDACITY WETPAINT JOTTIT
- 12. COLLABORATION TWITTER GOOGLE DOCS NING VOICETHREAD DEL.ICIO.US GOODREADS MATHTRAIN TV
- 13. CLASSROOM HYGIENE TEXT REMINDERS AWESOME HIGHLIGHTER READ THE WORDS JOTT CURRIKI