Taste of Web 2.0
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An Appetizer Plate of Web 2.0to use in your classroom
Alice MercerSCUSD
Spring 2008
License, etc.
This is licensed under a Creative Commons attribution, non-commercial license. I’ll explain more about this later.All materials will be posted at:
http://mercertraining.edublogs.org
Agenda for Web 2.0 Training
• What is Web 2.0 and why use it? (5 minutes)• Document Sharing 2.0 (15 minutes)• Sharing information 2.0 (10 minutes)• RSS: Stitching it together (10 minutes)• (re)Creating content (10 minutes)• Copyright issues (15 minutes)• Online professional development (5 minutes)• Make something of this (40 minutes)
What is Web 2.0?
Content creation…
Interactive
AND social
How do we learn?
• Relationships • Social interactions• Lev Vygotsky• Zone of proximal
development– You cross the point
between ignorance of a concept and knowledge with someone helping you
How do we learn?
The Zone
Knowledge
• Learning must be demonstrated
• This has different levels, higher and lower
• Benjamin Bloom’s Taxonomy
• Construction is the highest level.
How do we learn? Part II
Create Content
Document Sharing 2.0
• Create documents you can retrieve anywhere
• No more jump drives
• Share it with others• Share edits with
each other
Sharing info 2.0
• Getting resources• How is it different
than NetTrekker?– It’s free and
portable– Sharing – Annotation
RSS: Stitching it together
• Let’s others share with you
• Let’s you pull different things from different places together
(re)Creating content
•Creating podcasts (audio files)•Share your or your students’ slideshows•Create your own images or get them from FlickrBut when you post it up, you are no longer in the classroom, and copyright applies…
Get to know Copyright
…and let Fair Use be your friend. Some quick guidelines when podcasting:You can use 10% (not to exceed 10 seconds) of a copyrighted song or other audio. You can do work based on copyrighted materials, but you cannot just read, and record.
Creative Commons
Creative commons is another great resource.You don’t pay, you attribute, or give credit.You can search for material based on CC licensing (almost everything in Wikipedia is CC licensed).
Why Professional Development 2.0?
Your time or mine?
Casual Dress is a-okay!
It’s all about the community
Follow-up and support
Web 2.0 Training
in Room 3
Web 2.0 Training
in Room 3