Created by Ellen Dobson and Bethann Fine, ECU College of Education Presented by Ellen Dobson at PCS TechFest August 14, 2009
What is Web 2.0? Overview of Web 2.0 tools Exploration Invitation
Text and graphics HTML Specialized programmers Discrete pages with hyperlinks
Multimedia Easy to publish – user friendly Specialized programmers Multiple connections
WEB 1.0 WEB 2.0 Hard to publish One-way communication Data storage Controlled by few Observation Easy to publish Interactive communication Information creation Controlled by many Participation
Coined the phrase Web 2.0 “The user adds value.”
User friendly Self-publishing Tagging Multimedia Sharing SaaS
19 th Century20 th Century21 st Century Teaching StyleLecture P2P collaboration CurriculumBooks, blackboardTextbooksCommunity- generated content LocationOne-room schoolhouse ClassroomsAnywhere InteractionQ and ALabsSelf-directed exploration, teamwork ObjectiveSurvivalEmploymentLifelong learning skills ToolsBlackboardLabsPersonal devices Result“Book learning”Memorized facts and information Adaptation, growth Rogers, Chan and Isom (2007)
Collaboratively Edited Documents Blogs and Podcasts File sharing Presentation tools Social software
docs.google.com
Mp3 player Device (iPod) Phone Computer Software (iTunes) Subscriptions (RSS) optional
Sound recording/editing software (Audacity) Server space Subscription software (RSS)
blogsearch.google.com podcastalley.com (click on PODCAST button)
voicethread.com xtimeline.com glogster.com
Academic Research Bibliographies References Lists Specialized Data Sets
Individual collections Folksonomy (tagging) Collective intelligence Vertical search Search and discovery Constant mobile access
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