Teaching With Web 2.0

1
Teaching With Web 2.0

• Teaching With Web 2.0
• Presented by
• Randy Huff
• Feb. 16, 2009

2
Teaching With Web 2.0

• What is Web 2.0?
• Web 2.0 is more than anything else a new way for
  searchers to actually use the Web in a
  collaborative, interactive way. The term 2.0
  doesnt mean that we are out with the old and in
  with the new! Its just a new perspective on
  how we use the Web, and how the Web is used for
  much, MUCH more than just search.

3
Teaching With Web 2.0

• The use of the term Web 2.0 has marked the
• transition of the Internet from a place where
• we surf information and consume
• information to a place where we are creators
• of information. In essence we go from surfing
• the wave to BEING the wave itself as we
• contribute and share information on the
• Internet.

4
Teaching With Web 2.0

• Web 2.0 encompasses any type of new content
• creation technology blogs, wikis, podcasts,
• video sharing, photo sharing, web page creation,
• social bookmarking, cell phones, iPods and a
• wealth of other technologies that will soon be
• invented. Notice that technologies like cell
  phones
• are included in this definition. Web 2.0 is more
  than
• just Internet it is literally a web that connects
  us
• through all of the communications devices we
  carry.

5
Teaching With Web 2.0

• The Six Pillars of an effective Web
• 2.0 classroom
• 1. Internet Safety and Privacy
• 2. Information Literacy
• 3. Internet Citizenship
• 4. Internet Teamwork
• 5. Intentional Internet Activities
• 6. An Engaged Teacher
• From Victoria A. Davis, Westwood Schools

6
Teaching With Web 2.0

• An engaged teacher is connected, open
• minded, and hold students and themselves
• accountable.
• They have character and are passionate
• about their topic.

7
Teaching With Web 2.0

• 21st Century Skills
• Communication
• Innovation
• Creativity
• Problem-Solving
• Interactive
• Collaboration
• Critical Thinking

8
Teaching With Web 2.0

• Web 2.0
• Open source content and applications
• Sites that get their value from their users
• Blogs/Microblogs
• Wikis
• Social Networking/Bookmarking Sites
• RSS Feeds
• Podcasting

9
Teaching With Web 2.0

• Open Source Content and Applications
• Anyone can be a publisher
• All open source material is free
• Relies on a community that encourages reusing
  materials
• Tools for commentary/free expression-text, audio,
  video
• Supports social networking

10
Teaching With Web 2.0 http//www.go2web20.net/
11
Teaching With Web 2.0
12
Teaching With Web 2.0
13
Teaching With Web 2.0
14
Teaching With Web 2.0
15
Teaching With Web 2.0
16
Teaching With Web 2.0
17
Teaching With Web 2.0
18
Teaching With Web 2.0
19
Teaching With Web 2.0
20
Teaching With Web 2.0
21
Teaching With Web 2.0
22
Teaching With Web 2.0
23
Teaching With Web 2.0
The Web 2.0 classroom is is an adaptive
classroom. You will see a consistency of content
from year to year but often see a variety of
tools used to relay the content. This variety
will help keep your students up to date with
emerging technologies.
24
Teaching With Web 2.0

• Thank You