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Web 2.0 Technology for Collaboration in the Classroom and Beyond
Jonathan Fass
What is Web 2.0?
Web 2.0 is the term given to describe a second generation of the World Wide Web that is focused on the ability for people to collaborate and share information online.
TYPICAL TEACHER
Where We Are
NETWORKED TEACHER
Where We Are Going
The Impact of Technology
In a poll on the Digital Learning Environments website (www.guide2digitallearning.com) about Technology’s Impact on Learning (2009), educators were asked how technology has enhanced educational opportunities in their classrooms: 38% said it had increased support for project based learning; 29% said that it had improved critical-thinking skills, and 24% said it had resulted in a stronger ability to communicate.Schrum, Lynne and Solomon, Gwen. Web 2.0 How-To for Educators. International Society for Technology in Education, 2010.
TEACHERCHANNEL.COM
Tips for Getting There
USING SOCIAL MEDIA IN A LESSON PLAN
• Discuss with Students How Well the Technology Worked
8 Steps to Successful Technology Integration
• Anticipate Barriers to Integrating Technology
• Development a Working Relationship with the Technology Specialist• Define Lesson Objectives
• Select Technology that Meets the Objectives
• Build a Personal Learning Network
• Build Technology into Assessment
• Try Technology Before Bringing it into the Classroom
Tips for Getting There
Benefits of Online Collaboration
• Promotes critical thinking skills.• Promotes creative thinking through social
stimulation and sharing of ideas.• Requires active student involvement in the learning
process. Students increase preparation and practice working with one another.
• Provides a social support system for students.• Builds diversity understanding among students.• Allows version control management with the
creation of a central folder or location where recent versions are saved.
• Develops team skills used on the job and beyond.
Adapted from: http://online.rit.edu/faculty/teaching_strategies/collaborative_learning/benefits.cfm
Let’s CollaborateTeacher to Teacher Teacher to Student Student to Student
Communities of Practice
X
Mindmapping X
Edmodo X
Google Docs/Drive X X X
Evernote X
Wikis X X
Blogs X X
Weebly X X
Livebinder X X X
• Communities of Practice• Virtual spaces for participants to share
ideas and resources for professional and personal growth.
Collaboration Platforms
• Mind Mapping• Mind mapping and brainstorming tool.
• Online Resources• Share resources
The Educator's PLNThe personal learning network for educators
• Virtual Classrooms• Virtual spaces for teachers and
students to share ideas as well as manage classroom activities.
Collaboration Platforms
• Files in the Cloud• Share and edit documents
synchronously or asynchronously.
Virtual Notetaking• Store notes, webpages, videos,
images, audio, and more. Collaborate and share notes with others.
Secure space for creating blogs for education.
Collaboration Platforms
Simple space for collaborative projects and sharing information.
Drag and Drop Websites
Virtual Binders with “Tabs”
• Discuss with Students How Well the Technology Worked
8 Steps to Successful Technology Integration
• Anticipate Barriers to Integrating Technology
• Development a Working Relationship with the Technology Specialist• Define Lesson Objectives
• Select Technology that Meets the Objectives
• Build a Personal Learning Network
• Build Technology into Assessment
• Try Technology Before Bringing it into the Classroom
Tips for Getting There
Nothing to Fear but Fear Itself
“The truth is that technology will never replace teachers, however teachers that know how to use technology effectively to help their students connect and collaborate together online will replace those who do not.” Sheryl Nussbaum-Beach21st Century Collaborative
Further Reading
Web 2.0 How To for EducatorsBy Gwen Solomon and Lynne Schrum
Web 2.0 Technology for Collaboration in the Classroom and Beyond
Jonathan Fass
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