Title: Web 2'0 Promises and Potential
1Web 2.0 Promises and Potential
- Quentin DSouza and Rob De Lorenzo
2Web 2.0
Participatory Web
Openness
Read/Write Web
Services and Tools
3Two Tims
4http//www.youtube.com/watch?v6gmP4nk0EOE
5Our Children Have A Different Relationship With
Information
610,000 hours on cell phones
20,000 hours watching TV
Net Generation by 21 Years Old
under 5,000 hours reading
200,000 e-mails
10,000 hours playing video games
From Teaching and Learning with the Net
Generation by Kassandra Barnes, Raymond C.
Marateo, and S. Pixy Ferris
7What is Changing?
- 1. User Created Content
- 2. New Forms of Publishing
- and Research
- 3. Webware vs. Software
- 4. Mobile Learning
- 5. Openness
Educational Shifts with Web 2.0
- References
- New Media Consortium and Educause, The Horizon
Report, 2007. - P. Anderson, What is Web 2.0? Ideas, Technologies
and Implications for Education, 2007. - M. Owen, L. Grant, S. Sayers and K.Facer, Social
software and learning An Opening Education
report from Futurelab, 2006.
8User Created Content
Paradigm Shift
9User Created Content
Radio Show Hosts
Book Author
Guide
Personal Publishing
Writer
Photographer
Film Producer
10User Created Content
Money
Reputation
Big Corporations
Hits
People
Publisher Has Final Say
Motivation
Mainstream Media
The Long Tail
The Head
C. Anderson, The Long Tail, 2006
11User Created Content
12New Forms of Publishing and Research
Paradigm Shift
13New Forms of Publishing and Researching
- Why Blog?
- Teachers
- Easily publish to the World Wide Web
- PD and Professional dialogue
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- Students
- eJournaling
- Online discussions i.e. Literature Circles
- Sharing work with global audience
- Administrators
- Staff community space
- Strengthening the home - school connection
14Grade 2 Blog on Community
Secondary School Students Hamlet Blogs
Ed Blogs
Administrators Blogs
15New Forms of Publishing and Researching
- Using Podcasts/Video Podcasts in Schools
- Teachers
- Enhance Instruction.
- Incorporate suppplementary course information
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- Students
- Culminating activities
- Broadcast student community cultural events
- Example of an instructional podcast LearnOutLoud
Great Speeches in History - Example of a student-created podcast Bishop
Strachan School
16Student Created Content
Enhance Instructional Content
17New Forms of Publishing and Researching
- Other Forms of Publishing
Publishing images for assignments/presentations
Use Creative Commons-licensed images for
presentations
Publishing documents for presentations
Sharing/collaborating on assignments
Publishing documents for global sharing
18Sharing Teacher Created Content
Publishing School Content
19Webware vs. Software
Paradigm Shift
20Software vs. Webware
- Why Use Web 2.0 Webware?
- Web-based versions are affordable
- Webware offers collaborative tools
- Web-based suites are available remotely and from
any computer
21Mobile Learning
Paradigm Shift
22Mobile Learning
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- Using Mobile Devices for Learning - iPod
- Free Audiobooks - LibriVox
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- Using Mobile Phone in the Classroom
- Create Content for iPod - Mogopop
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- Public domain texts for PDA, iPod, mobile phone
- image from http//www.socksoff.co.uk
23Mobile Learning
24Openness
Paradigm Shift
25Openness
Konrad Glogowski Teacher http//twitter.com/teacha
ndlearn
Tim Lauer Principal http//twitter.com/timlauer
- Gray morning here in Toronto ... getting ready
for a busy day in grade eight 0809 AM April 26,
2007 from web. - Just finished talking to one class of grade
eights about their research - the progress chart
seems to be working well 1122 AM April 26, 2007
from web. - Just finished reading some new student entries -
good progress generally speaking 0945 AM April
26, 2007 from web. - Looking over the progress reports that the eights
filled out today 0650 PM April 26, 2007 from
web.
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27Openness
Open Source Software
MySQL
Open Editing
Open APIs
Firefox
Apache
28Openness
Open Source Software
MySQL
Open Editing
Open APIs
Mulivo the multilingual vocabulary resource
Firefox
Apache
Flat Planet Project
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