Web 2.0

to continue

Static presentation of data.

Web 2.0

Applications and data reside on the web.

Create, share and manage content online; customized Internet; promotes collaboration.

Shift in the way we think about information literacy.

Chris Bigenhow, Greenhill School, DLP Consulting

Chris Bigenhow, Greenhill School, DLP Consulting

Chris Bigenhow, Greenhill School, DLP Consulting

Chris Bigenhow, Greenhill School, DLP Consulting

from Alan November…

The real revolution’s not technology, it’s the fantastic management of information and relationships. That’s why we’ve got to stop planning for technology.

http://www.eSchoolnews.com

January 30, 2007

from Alan November…

Teachers can reach students by tapping into technologies that students are already using.

http://www.eSchoolnews.com

January 30, 2007

from Alan November…

Skills needed to turn classrooms into places of effective digital learning:

1. Teach students to deal with massive amounts of information.

2. Every classroom should become a global communication center with a more globalize curriculum.

3. Students need to learn self-direction.

http://www.eSchoolnews.com

January 30, 2007

Let’s Go

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