What technologies are there and how can you use them?

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What technologies are there and how can you use them?

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You Tube  YouTube allows people to easily upload and share video clips  On TeacherTube, educators share material, such as instructional math videos, with classrooms around the world  Portrait of an artist - video Portrait of an artist

Podcasting  Podcasting is the method of distributing audio files or music videos over the Internet You could ○ Create a podcast of your lecture ○ Recommend podcasts from existing feedsexisting feeds ○ Listen to “Ray Kurzweil on future technologies”“Ray Kurzweil on future technologies” RSS feed

Wikis  A wiki is a website which allows multiple users to easily create, edit and link web pages And now here is ours:

Blogs  A Blog - is a website where entries are written in chronological order

Social Networking tools  Collections of Web 2.0 technologies combined in a way that help to build online communities  Social Networking in Plain English Social Networking in Plain English

Skype  Skype is a software program that allows users to make calls over the Internet to other Skype users free of charge  All you need is a headphone microphone set The Skype account of your contact

Clickview  network based video library management and distribution system  Available on desktop

Second Life  SecondLife – an online society within a 3D world, a virtual world where users can explore, build, socialize and participate in their own economy.  Science Education in Second Life – video Science Education in Second Life  Education in second life - video Education in second life

Twitter  Twitter – is a social networking and microblogging service that allows you answer the question, "What are you doing?" by sending short text messages 140 characters in length, called "tweets", to your friends, or "followers  What is Twitter? video What is Twitter?

Digital Story  Digital storytelling is a new method of capturing lives, experiences and creating community. It is more than just adding images to text. Digital stories are like short movies with voice-overs, audio, captions and special effects.  Sample Sample  Student Induction Student Induction

The thinking stuff... Learning and education is only limited by your imagination, attitude and enthusiasm

Some useful links…  Mywebct.westone.wa.gov.au  Moodle.org  Groups.edna.edu.au  Youtube.com  Teachertube.com  Abc.net.au/services/podcasting  Juice.com  Learn-on-the-go.com  Blogger.com  Twitter.com  Wikispace.com  Myspace.com  Facebook.com  Skype.com  Secondlife.com Information supplied by: Geraldine Jeffery,Innovations Practice Mentor Presented by Keith Critchett, PR Lecturer Business & Management