1. Using Web 2.0 in Teaching This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 2.5 License.Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 2.5 License

2. An example of…Used for…In numbers… Wiki Social Bookmarking Social Media Blog Writing a ‘journal’ Organising favourite websites Collaborative editing Sharing Photos There are 110 million 10-million saved a month 5,000 added in the last minute 45-54 year-olds are key players Wordpress Delicious Flickr Wetpaint

3. Wiki Social Bookmarking Social Media Blog Example of.. Wordpress Delicious Writing a ‘journal’ Organising favourite websites Collaborative editing Sharing Photos Used for… There are 110 million 10-million saved a month 5,000 added in the last minute 45-54 year-olds are key players* In numbers… *Editors of Wikipedia Flickr Wetpaint

4. Wikis

5. Wikis in Education Wikipedia model –Building a collection Group 'Document' –Collaborative Editing Web Presentation –Take advantage of the medium

6. LN120 – Collaborative Writing

7. Web ‘Presentation’

8. Social Bookmarking Allows you to manage and share: internet favourites (bookmarks), online resources, books and journal articles ‘Tagging’ facilitates resource discovery Access from anywhere and free DeliciousDelicious | Connotea | CiteULikeConnoteaCiteULike

9. Can be used in teaching: –Teacher shares resources with students –Students find resources and add them to either a shared account or a shared ‘tag’ –PGCE example from Institute of EducationInstitute of Education Delicious is very flexible and tags can be put onto web pages –LSE Library use delicious to manage free resources – embedded into Moodle & websiteLSE Library website Delicious

12. A personal reference management tool for storing and sharing your books and journals articles Uses taggingtagging –Useful for searching other people’s references –Useful for managing your own references Could be used to create a reading list for students? CiteULike and Connotea

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14. Blogs and learning Good for reflecting, analysing & articulating Allow progress & development to be tracked over time Enable engagement with a academic 'network'

15. Examples of blogs for teaching

16. Media Sharing Find, share and re-use content from these sites including: –Images, Video, Slides Includes Commenting, Tagging & more FlickrFlickr | YouTube | SlideShareYouTubeSlideShare

17. Using Social Media Multimedia for your presentations –YouTube –Flickr http://search.creativecommons.org http://search.creativecommons.org Organising & Sharing your presentations –Slideshare Students Creating Media –Digital Storytelling – Show Beyond

18. YouTube Example President Barack Obama 2009 Inauguration and Address

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20. Group discussion Identify possible uses for web 2.0 services in your own LSE teaching –Any reservations?

21. Thank You Centre for Learning Technology http://www.clt.lse.ac.uk Workshop links: http://delicious.com/LSECLT/workshop.teaching2.0 http://delicious.com/LSECLT/workshop.teaching2.0