What is Web 2.0? Communication, Collaboration & Community.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

COLLABORATING WITH OTHERS. Web 2.0 and Social Networking.

Advertisements

Web 2.0 The Read/Write Web. History Tim Berners-Lee: World Wide Web 1989 Dream of sharing information back and forth Mosaic Web browser in 1993 Writing.

Moodle, Blogs, Wikis and More Exploring Web 2.0 Tools: The 2nd Generation of the World Wide Web.

Blogs, Wikis and Social Software Chris Peters Information Technology Specialist Library Development Washington State Library

Web 1.0 vs. Web 2.0 Shift from the read to the write web!

WEB 2.0 What is a web 2.0? Why is it important? How can it work for teachers, librarians and information professionals?

Blogs defined From Wikipedia A blog is a website in which journal entries are.

Esther Hall Ultranet Coach Waverley Network “ Learning Anywhere Anytime”: Blogs.

CSC 101 Andrew Eng 03/28/06. Assingments Slide 1 - Slide show title, your name, class, and data Slide 2 - Podcast - Title, Very short definition, link.

Exploring Three internet Medias CSC 101 Jeff Mckirryher.

Samantha Moore CSC /10/07. A podcast is a digital media file that is shared over the web using syndication feeds, for playback on portable players.

CSC 101 Slide Show Ashley Carroll. Podcast What is Podcasting? Podcasting is the distribution of audio or video files, such as radio programs or music.

Donald Murray CSC Pod Cast  Define- A podcast is a digital media file, or a series of such files, that is distributed over the Internet using.

Internet Medias Dana Tiedemann. Podcasts  A podcast is a digital media file, or a series of such files, that is distributed over the Internet using syndication.

Jesse Embley CSC 101 Spring 2006 Podcast, Blog, Wiki, RSS.

CSC By: Shawn Desmond Podcasts, Blogs, Wiki, RSS.

The term web2.0 refers to the development of online services that encourage collaboration, communication and information sharing. CILIP Scotland

WEB 2.0: Definitions, glossary, tools and uses. Use web 2.0 tools to create vibrant learning communities.

Wikis and Blogs: Applications for Educational Environments Nina McHale Assistant Professor/Web Librarian Auraria Library.

Comparing Internet Medias Kaitlyn Stahl CSC 101. Podcasts  A podcast is a digital media file that are shared over the web using syndication feeds, for.

Free e-Sources for English Language Teachers by Wallace Barboza Carolina TESOL December 6th, 2008 Charleston, SC.

RSS For Education What is RSS? Ways RSS is being used. Ways to use RSS in Education.

Consider ways to use social software in your professional learning and school.

Understanding & Using the Read/Write Web INCOL Spring Workshop May 3, 2007 Spokane, WA Presented by: Rachel Bridgewater, Washington State University Vancouver.

Social Software & LiBraries Michael Stephens Michael Stephens

Technology in Action Alan Evans Kendall Martin Mary Anne Poatsy Twelfth Edition.

Fall 2006 South Carolina Ed Tech Conference ©2006 Patrick L. Hanks Web-based Communication – The Never Ending Adventure October 6, :00 am - 12:00.

PUBLISHING ONLINE Chapter 2. Overview Blogs and wikis are two Web 2.0 tools that allow users to publish content online Blogs function as online journals.

Michelle Miller Marie Booz

ISTE Standards for Teachers ISTE Standards for Students –Check the profiles, can you integrate these opportunities for your students?Check the profiles,

Blogs Wikis ePals Tweets Communicating and Creating with ICT.

Raising Awareness in Library 2.0 way: The UJ Sciences Librarian Virtual Experience SANLiC Workshop, 28 May 2009.

Overview In this tutorial you will: learn what a blog is understand how blogs may be used in e-learning identify different types of blogs.

The ABC ’s of PLN’s Presented By: Marti Sides, M.Ed., M.T.T.

PowerPoint Presentation of Essential Concepts PowerPoint Presentation of Essential Concepts Chalice Tillis LEM 511.

Podcasting Nick Weare Radio and Recorded Sound Specialist National Film and Sound Archive.

Social software YEFI P. TELAUMBANUA What is Social Software? It is a kind of an interactive tools handle mediated interactions between a pair or.

Module 3 News Engine, Blogs, Wikis, and RSS feeds Instructional Technology.

World English Dictionary Web 2.0 —n the Internet viewed as a medium in which interactive experience, in the form of blogs, wikis, forums, etc, plays.

Web 2.0: Helene Blowers Moving Libraries Forward to Web 2.0 Infopeople Webcast May 9, 2007 What Library Managers Need to Know.

Who is on… Introduction Using social media entails particular kind of literacies i.e. skills which include the ability to engage in a medium for production.

Web 2.0 Vincent Binon - Marketing I.R.I.S. eCommunication

Blogs, Wikis and Podcasting  By Zach, Andrew and Sam.

Podcasting Integrating technology that students LOVE to use!

Blogs and wikis in the classroom Not Just Social…..

LEARN Primary Academy May 10, Agenda General Overview Productivity and Collaboration News and Information Social Bookmarking and Networking Other.

Using Web 2.0 Tools to Support Teachers, Students, and Parents WVPT Education Services.

Blogging (RSS & the Read/Write Web) Darrel Branson ICT Educator Sunraysia Mallee Schools Network

CSC 101 Spring 2007 Kelly Schneider. Open Office  OpenOffice.org is a multiplatform and multilingual office suite and an open source project  Some functions.

By: Ann Marie Carrier

Social Computing Social networking, Social software.

LIBRARIES MEET THE GRID: Librarians in Cyberspace Virginia Allen Beth Avery.

New Media Camille White Spring 07 CSC 101. Podcast A podcast is a digital media file, or a series of such files, that is distributed over the Internet.

What the Principal Needs to Know About Web 2.0 by Rita Lewis Smith October 19, 2010.

Welcome Parents Creating 21 st Century Learners. What is Web 2.0 Web 2.0, a phrase coined by O'Reilly Media in 2004, refers to a supposed second-generation.

Three Internet Medias Lauren Castiglioni CSC /31/06.

An Introduction to the Wonderful World of Wikis Technology Presentation by Earl Bergquist Featuring Wikispaces!

Geeks - FDU Library Staff Meeting - Summer 2007 Geeks Bearing Gifts Unwrapping New Technology Trends.

Using RSS Readers in Education: The Google Reader.

Three Internet Medias Podcast, Blogs, Wiki Jasmine Sampson CSC101.

CREATE, IMPLEMENT AND ENJOY! Blogs,Wikis & RSS Readers.

Association for Progressive Communications Web 2.0 From networking documents to networking people.

Comparing Internet Medias Sean Finucane CSC 101. Podcast A podcast is a digital media file that is shared over the web using syndication feeds, for playback.

Craig Gerdes Educational Technology Trainer Shawnee Mission School District

Introduction to Social Media October 28, 2010 Green County High School Vickie Buckman.

Blog A Web site that contains dated text entries in reverse chronological order (most recent first) about a particular topic. Blogs serve many purposes.

Victoria Mayle Group 6 Flickr is a web-based photo publishing site. It allows users to create a free account, upload a large quantity of photos,

Blogging What, Why and How? Ask the Experts Online 17th July, 2007

Web 2.0 Creating Content.

Presented By S.Yamuna AP/CSE

Presentation transcript:

What is Web 2.0? Communication, Collaboration & Community

Web 2.0 = Read/Write Web Blogs Wikis Podcasts RSS And More… It’s Free!

Timeline Web 2.0 first coined 2004 Blogs – pre-Web, 1983 Term Weblog 1997 Wiki – Ward Cunningham 1995 RSS – 1995 Social Bookmarking – 1996, Delicious 2004 Podcasting – 2000 iGoogle – 2005, renamed April 2007

Blogs Web logs or chronological online personal journals with reflections, comments and often links to other Web sites produced by the writer Others may subscribe to a person's blog, which allows them to read it and write comments in response Images, video and audio can be embedded as well

Wikis A type of Web site that allows visitors to easily add, remove, or otherwise edit and change some available content Collaborative Read/Write tool Wikipedia – largest encyclopedia All types of media can be embedded Images, Audio, Video, Flash Wiki means Quick or Fast in Hawaiian

Podcasts A syndicated audio (or video) program produced either by traditional media, such as radio and television, or by individuals, including educators, hobbyists, students, or other enthusiasts passionate about a topic Originally from iPod, but POD now means Playable on Demand An iPod is optional, not required

Podcasts Existing educational podcasts available for free use in all subject areas A free program, Audacity, allows you to create mp3s. Vodcasts (video) are possible, but more difficult to implement You can do it too!

RSS RSS: (Really Simple Syndication): a format for aggregating Web content in one place Bring the content to you. News feeds: (NPR, Current Events, sports articles) Collect most any Web content as it is updated including podcasts and Blogs Bring the Web to You, Saving You Time!

Social Bookmarking Del.icio.us, Furl, Digg Allow you to share bookmarks “Tagging” groups together similar topics

iGoogle A great way to consolidate Web resources, including a plethora of educational resources grouped by subject area Gadgets allow media to come to you, including RSS feeds Plus fun things like weather, calendar, Sudoku… Bookmarks (Web accessible) Google, it’s not just for searching!

Default View

Custom View

Security All technologies must be private and secure for education Only we can view and edit Accounts are necessary Wikispaces: Private accounts free for educators (others pay $50 per year) Podcasts and Blogs can be secured Parent consent required