1) Josie Fraser gave a whirlwind tour of various Web 2.0 services and applications such as YouTube, Delicious, and wikis. 2) Frances Bell discussed using Web 2.0 tools like blogs, Flickr, and Skype to create social and academic support networks for students. 3) The document covers several issues raised by Web 2.0 technologies, including identity, governance, privacy, inclusion, and copyright.

1. Web 2.0 Slam - 'Performing' Innovative Practice Frances Bell Josie Fraser Helen Keegan

2. The Machine is Us/ing Us Mike Wesch’s video on youtube

3. Whirlwind tour of Web 2.0 Josie Fraser gave us a whirlwind tour of Web 2.0 services and applications

4. What is Web 2.0 and social software? Why should I be interested? Why is Web 2.0 social software having such an impact? josiefraser.com

5. josiefraser.com

6. josiefraser.com

7. josiefraser.com centralized decentralized

8. josiefraser.com Distributed

9. Grounding Web 2.0 in practice

10. Using Web 2.0 in practice – KISS Example Del.icio.us – tag identified for resources, tag link published in VLE Wiki to store video links and comments – videos from youtube Students investigating Web 2.0 and using it to present findings  Students can add links too  Resources survive VLE, can be shared  Students can collaborate on reviewing/ filtering X Public tags may be abused  Medium and message Frances Bell

11. Innovation styles, Marie Jasinski , Design Planet http://www.flexiblelearning.net.au/flx/go/home/projects/2007/newpractices2007/recent Style Exploring Visioning Experimenting Modifying Web 2.0 Invites this Challenging in a turbulent environment Recording, measuring, evaluating Bricolage, everyday practice, continuity Frances Bell

12. Blog-based communities Blackboard blog SMS Students Tutor Blogger Flickr Skype Students Tutors Friends Family Group blogs and linked blogs Social, academic, practical support Helen Keegan

13. The Slams First Helen

14. Web 2.0 ISSUES

15. identity

16. “ The dynamics of identity production play out visibly… Profiles are digital bodies, public displays of identity where people can explore impression management.” DANAH BOYD (Identity Production in a Networked Culture: Why Youth Heart MySpace)

17. Governance

18. Can your site be viewed in China? Iranian women bloggers

19. Privacy

20. Who has your data? Who controls your data?

21. Inclusion

22. … as you serve to emphasise one destruction of distance, another one pops up. … networked governance… the space of flows… flexible networks… connecting some and disconnecting and isolating others….

23. Copyright

24. “… against interpretations of copyright that could stifle innovation and discourse online.“ Laurence Lessig

25. Impact of Web 2.0 on education today?

27. Then Frances

28. Too much information a Web 2.0 morality tale

36. New job!

39. Whose behaviours will change in a connected world?

40. Then Josie did Dating Web 2.0

41. Tell us your titles

42. Prepare your slam

43. Stand and Deliver

44. Slam delivery

45. Points mean Prizes