1. GeoTeleWikiPodBlogCasting for Understanding Bernie Dodge, Ph.D., San Diego State University http://webquest.sdsu.edu/geotelewiki/

2. Exciting Times! Blogging Wikis Podcasting Google Earth … new tools and a new paradigm

3. New Paradigm? The 2-way web User-created content Web 2.0

4. Overview Showcase tools and services Examine their affordances Recommend teaching strategies

5. Technolust Tendency to lunge after every cool new technology Temporary insanity, blindness Excitement, then disappointment

6. Affordances

7. Geo Geocaching, GPS, Google Earth, etc.

8. Geocaching

9. Travel Bug

10. Degree Confluence

11. WhaleNet

12. Dolphin Stranding

13. Dolphin Map

14. Google Earth

15. Plane Tracking

16. FlickrMap

17. Map Builder

18. Postcard Map

21. Geo Affordances Visualization Spatial reasoning Linking physical world with cyberspace Concretizing

22. Designs for Teaching with Geotools Factual: – Where’s Waldo, California? Inquiry: – Where do cities happen? Why? – Where do they build restaurants? Why? – Where do earthquakes happen? Why? – Which way will the whale move? Why?

23. Designs for Teaching with Geotools Concretizing / Visualizing – Take a novel and map the path of the protagonist – Design a tour and write a chronicle

24. Blogs An online diary?

25. MySpace

26. Technorati

27. Blogmeister

28. Pepys diary

29. Dan McD

30. One Trick Pony

31. Du & Wagner

32. Blog Affordances Easy publishing Self-Expression Personality Audience Peer feedback Community of learners Chronology Reflection

33. Designs for Teaching with Blogs Learning Journals Collaboration with distant classrooms Role plays, solo and multi-role

34. Podcasting Radio 2.0?

35. Peru

36. Mr. Mayo Podcast #6

37. Stanford

38. Learn Out Loud

39. Geography for Travelers

40. Podcasting Affordances Self-expression Collaboration Personality Sense of audience An actual audience Planfulness Ubiquitous learning

41. Designs for Teaching with Podcasts Magazine Interview with an expert Interviews on a topic Re-enactment Soundscapes

42. Wikis Imagine a page that anyone can edit

43. Wikipedia

44. Wikipedia & Congress

45. Blogs vs Wikis Usually single author Reverse chronological structure Usually personal External links Browser-based input Usually many authors Structure determined by the content Usually objective Internal & external links Brower-based input Usually many authors Structure determined by the content Usually objective Internal & external links Brower-based input

46. EdGames Micropedia WebQuest Micropedia: a tightly focused reference work Applicable from elementary to grad school Assignment: ten entries, spread out among several categories

47. EdGames 1

48. EdGames 2

49. EdGames 3

50. Example WebQuest: India & Pakistan

51. ‘India2

52. India3

53. India4

57. My WikiSpace

58. WikiSpace Examples

59. WikiSpaces for K-12

62. Wiki Affordances Easy publishing Collaboration Peer feedback Editing / Refinement / Clarification Organizing & chunking Objectivity

63. Designs for Teaching with Wikis Collaborative Document Micropedias Ant Farms Branching Stories Exegesis

64. THIS IS ALL SO COOL!

65. So What?

66. Learning?

68. Start at the end… and work backwards 1

69. Go with the grain of the medium 2

70. Imagine your kids in 10 years 3

71. iTablet

72. GeoTeleWikiPodBlogCasting for Understanding Bernie Dodge, Ph.D., San Diego State University http://webquest.sdsu.edu/geotelewiki/