Week 04 Overview: Blogs, Podcasts, and Wikis - Oh My!
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This document provides an overview of the homework and activities for Week 4 of an instructional technology course, which focuses on exploring Web 2.0 tools. The homework includes searching for podcasts and blogs, creating a blog post, and editing a wiki page. It also outlines reading an upcoming chapter on Google tools and creating a blog post to evaluate educational tools for the following week's homework.
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- 1. Web 2.0: Podcasts, Wikis, and Blogs, Oh My! Week 4: ED204/TECP 63 Instructional Technology
- 3. Week 4 Overview Search for Podcasts
- 4. Week 4 Overview Search for Podcasts Create a Blog
- 5. Week 4 Overview Search for Podcasts Create a Blog Edit a Wiki
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- 7. Search for a Podcast • Use iTunes • Find 3 podcasts for student use • Find 3 podcasts for teacher use • Fill out the chart • podcastchart_yourname.doc
- 8. Create a Blog ★http://www.blogger.com/ ★Create Account ★Name the Blog ★Choose a Theme ★Post First Blog Entry (See questions on outline) ★Post URL to Discussion Board ★Subscribe and Comment on at least 4 others
- 9. Participate in a Wiki ★ Visit http://ed204tecp63.wikispaces.com ★ Go to the Web 2.0 Page ★ Add in three different statements that answer: ★ In your opinion, how would you define Web 2.0? ★ In your opinion, what role does Web 2.0 play in public education? ★ In your opinion, what are some ways you can use Web 2.0 in your classroom?
- 10. Homework for Week 5 Google Tools and PLNs
- 11. Homework for Week 5 Google Tools and PLNs • Read Chapter 2
- 12. Homework for Week 5 Google Tools and PLNs • Read Chapter 2 • Study Guide OR
- 13. Homework for Week 5 Google Tools and PLNs • Read Chapter 2 • Study Guide OR • 3 Focus Questions
- 14. Homework for Week 5 Google Tools and PLNs • Read Chapter 2 • Study Guide OR • 3 Focus Questions
- 15. Homework for Week 5 Google Tools and PLNs • Read Chapter 2 • Study Guide OR • 3 Focus Questions • Weekly Review Journal
- 16. Homework for Week 5 Google Tools and PLNs • Read Chapter 2 • Study Guide OR • 3 Focus Questions • Weekly Review Journal
- 17. Homework for Week 5 Google Tools and PLNs • Read Chapter 2 • Study Guide OR • 3 Focus Questions • Weekly Review Journal • Spotlight Tools Evaluation on Blog
- 18. Homework for Week 5 Google Tools and PLNs • Read Chapter 2 • Study Guide OR • 3 Focus Questions • Weekly Review Journal • Spotlight Tools Evaluation on Blog
- 19. Homework for Week 5 Google Tools and PLNs • Read Chapter 2 • Study Guide OR • 3 Focus Questions • Weekly Review Journal • Spotlight Tools Evaluation on Blog • Watch Flipped Video
- 20. Images Used • Podcast: http://www.cffc.navy.mil/images/podcast-icon-small_large.gif • RSS: http://www.stjohnsshaughnessy.org/files/podcasts_html_500790d2.png • Bingo: http://www.revenu.gouv.qc.ca/images/meta/nf/ nf_2_et_3_trimestre_2003/bingo.gif • Blogger: http://visualrevenue.com/blog/uploaded_images/blogger- logo-728932.jpg • Class Websites: http://www.mcpasd.k12.wi.us/sunsetweb/classes/Sheffield/ awards/PackAward.GIF • Wikispaces: http://abpc.wikispaces.com/file/view/wikispaces.png • Cover Pic: http://ihteachers.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/01/net-pics.jpg • Wiki: http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-2L3tAZmlaL0/TasBugtbTQI/ AAAAAAAABFU/yvBrDRoV2oM/s1600/wiki1.jpg
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