for Teaching & Learning

One way to stay organized.

Creativity

Usability

Openness

Collaboration

Why should I care?

What’s going on with Web 2.0 Identify & explore useful Web 2.0 tools Learning activities & discussion

Social Bookmarking Wikis Image & Video Sharing

Practical Applications

Institutions

Individuals

Web 2.0: Why should I care?Teaching & Learning Have Moved

Online

The Internet is Transforming Rapidly

Web 2.0: Why should I care?

Gain an appreciation for the contribution of Web 2.0 tools and principles

to teaching and learning

1. Develop a personal definition of the term “Web 2.0”

2. Create a list of ways that teachers and learners can apply Web 2.0 tools and principles

3. Identify Web 2.0 applications that will be personally and professionally beneficial

Apply Web 2.0 principles of creativity, usability, openness, and collaboration by using Web 2.0 tools to

1. Locate interesting information using a social bookmarking site

2. Edit a Wikiversity learning project

3. Use the power of tags to locate photos on an image sharing site

What is…What is…

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Web 2.0 Tools for Teaching & Learning

Barry Dahl

Chief Information Officer

Superior College – Duluth, MN

Always Available Easily Shared User-Vetted Better Organized

Collaboration in Action

Accessibility Taggability Syndication

You have been asked to provide an online training You have been asked to provide an online training session called session called Animal PhotographyAnimal Photography. What are . What are some ways that you could incorporate Web 2.0 some ways that you could incorporate Web 2.0 tools and principles into the planningtools and principles into the planningand delivery of the session?and delivery of the session?

Our Wikiversity learning project

List of Web 2.0 services for education

Will Richardson’s blog

A transcript of the best speech ever given onwhat Web 2.0 – The Human Network – will mean for us all