1. Welcome to Election DayWelcome to WEB 2.0

2. Let s t ake some t i m t o l ook ate exact l y w hat WEB2.0 i s! 3. Again, Lets take some time to look atexactly what WEB 2.0 is? 4. LETS TAKE A CLOSER LOOK 5. More Web WEB 2.02.0 100100 200200 300300 400400 500LINKS 6. What i s RSS?Real Simple Syndication 7. Facebooks N s Feed i s ew essent i al l y a r ebr anded R SSr eader . I nst ead of pul l i ng bl og post s and new s ar t i cl es, t he r eader aggr egat es updat es f r om your f r i ends pr of i l es. C i ck her e f or an exam e lpl 8. What is a Widget? 9. A widget is an embedded device that providessome level of value to the publisher. This issomewhat akin to what Facebook has done withtheir F8 Platform, and more notably Applications. Once a user adds a given' Application, it appears on their profile page, where other users can see it and interact with it (oreven add it themselves). 10. What is a WIKI?Will WIKIpedia one day officially replace Encyclopedia as more reliablesource in YOUR eyes? 11. Wikis - By definition, a wiki is a collaborative space that can be edited by anyone with access to the site. This notion of participation and cooperation creates a more productive, usable information portal for all affiliated members. Facebook has rebranded this concept as Groups. Within a given group, you are able to start a conversation (with a message), add photos, and provide simple commentary. Furthermore, administrators and officers have added control and functionality. 12. What are Blogs?You better know before they become pass! 13. Blogs - When a user writes a Note on Facebook, theyare expressing their thoughts or opinions in a givenmanner. A collection of these notes, in reversechronological order, can be classified as a weblog or blog. The offline concept of a diary has been around forcenturies. It doesnt take a huge leap of faith to consider a jump into the online world. 14. U -Gser ener at ed C entont (U C G)The cornerstone of the Web 2.0 15. U -Gser ener at ed C ent (U C - Oont G) nce agai n,t he t er m m seem r at her sel f -expl anat or y,ay but i t does need som cl ar i f i cat i on. U C i s eGcont ent cr eat ed by t he user - i t i s not pr oduct i on qual i t y. Exam es i ncl ude phot os, pl vi deos, and audi o cl i ps.N onl y does Facebook upl oad an otast oni shi ng am ount of phot os each day, butt hey al so pr ovi de a si m e, yet pow f ul pl ervi deo exper i ence. Si m y put , user s ar epl const ant l y i nt er act i ng w t h user -gener at edi cont ent . They j ust dont know i t . 16. What is an API?Welcome to ACRONYM city!Population one zillion! 17. an A i cat i on Pr ogr am i ng I nt er fppl m ace. I n ot her w ds, i t i s a woray t o l et ot her s i nt egr at e w t h your i ser vi ce by t appi ng i nt o your dat a. Thi s i s w hat Facebook has done w t h t hei r new F8 Pl at f or m. i Theyr e al l ow ng ot her s t heiabi l i t y t o t ap i nt o Facebooksdat abase and cr eat e appl i cat i ons w ch can t hen be added t o t he hi syst em and adopt ed by user s. 18. What is Micro-Blogging? 19. M cr o-bl oggi ng - Thi s new phenomi enoni s essent i al l y a m ni -f or m of i bl oggi ng. Recent l y m ade popul ar by com pani es such as Tw t t er and Tum r ,ibl m cr o-bl oggi ng i s a w t o pr ovi de ai ay shor t m essage (usual l y l ess t han 200 char act er s) about your l i f e, mood, orcur r ent st at e vi a t he w e-m l ,eb, ait ext , or I M To m.eet dem and i n t hi sar ea, Facebook l aunched St at us Updat es, w ch i s si m y anot her w hi playof l abel i ng m cr o-bl oggi ng.i 20. Where can I find Wikis? 21. Wikipedia. WikispacesI t s f r ee f or Educat or s w t h no i Adver t i sem s!ent 22. How can this help me as aneducator? 23. There is so much you can do withtodays Web 2.0 that it wouldtake more then a 1.5 hour workshop to have adequate time to discuss. 24. LI NKS Web 2.0 tools for EducatorsGoogle Documents for Educators