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Web 2.0 (mostly free) tools for business - Extensive and practical
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Blogs, wikis and document sharing, IM and twitters, multimedia tools,
canvassing tools, sensemaking tools, risk management tools, personal
content management tools, environmental scanning tools, story
collection tools, desktop videoconferencing, simulations and scenario
planning tools, proximity locators, affinity detectors, e-learning
tools, unconferencing tools, mindmappers, virtual world tools, and
mashups customized to suit your particular business -- there are dozens
of different types of Web 2.0 tools to choose from. How do you decide
which ones are best for your organization? -
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them.
Higher Education in a Web 2.0 World : JISC
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Higher education has a key role in helping students refine, extend and articulate the diverse range of skills they have developed through their experience of Web 2.0 technologies. It not only can, but should, fulfil this role, and it should do so through a partnership with students to develop approaches to learning and teaching. This does not necessarily mean wholesale incorporation of ICT into teaching and learning. Rather it means adapting to and capitalising on evolving and intensifying behaviours that are being shaped by the experience of the newest technologies. In practice it means building on and steering the positive aspects of those behaviours such as experimentation, collaboration and teamwork, while addressing the negatives such as a casual and insufficiently critical attitude to information. The means to these ends should be the best tools for the job, whatever they may be. The role of institutions of higher education is to enable informed choice in the matter of those tools, and to support them and their effective deployment.
2¢ Worth » 21st Century Literacies
He and Rheingold describe where education SHOULD be going!
Web 2.0 Etiquette: A Review - Advertising Age - DigitalNext
Very practical, sensible advice for behavior on the web. via Steve Rubel
apophenia
danah boyd is one of the best academic researchers about "about social media, social software, social networks and other industry-relevant topics". Here is a list of links, a "best of" to highlight the essays that are most interesting to newcomers interested in social media. Right now, these are just recent essays and blog posts that deal with particular issues in depth."
From Knowledgable to Knowledge-able: Learning in New Media Environments | Academic Commons
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This new media
environment can be enormously disruptive to our current teaching
methods and philosophies. As we increasingly move toward an
environment of instant and infinite information, it becomes less
important for students to know, memorize, or recall information, and
more important for them to be able to find, sort, analyze, share,
discuss, critique, and create information. They need to move from
being simply knowledgeable to being knowledge-able. -
networked digital information is also qualitatively
different than information in other forms. It has the potential to be
created, managed, read, critiqued, and organized very differently
than information on paper and to take forms that we have not yet even
imagined. - 19 more annotations...
Yonkly - Create your own network
Create your own microblogging site. Perhaps for class, or for a work project - lots of possibilities.
How Twitter Can Help at Work - Shifting Careers Blog - NYTimes.com
If you want a brief introduction to Twitter, try this. (Discovered through the link shown above my gmail Inbox.)
Learning technology teacher development blog
Video of Xtranormal cartoon-making tool that could be useful for ESL teachers and students.
Flowgram
A webtool to combine web pages, photos, PowerPoint, etc. and you can add your voice. A handy tool for teachers. via Alex Couros
List Of Top Social Media Network Sites | instantShift
Just what the title says: "List of Top Social Media Networks" - via Donna Papacosta
Justin McFarland’s
A truly supportive blog for teachers and others. Excellent explanations of how use use the web. This is, in my opinion, what all educators should be learning from and offering back to their fellow teachers and their students!
12 Step Plan to getting engaged with social learning
Want to know more about social learning, or set up a course in it? Jane Hart has a plan. via Tony Karrer on Twitter
Free - Web 2.0 for Learning Professionals : eLearning Technology
Want to learn more about web 2.0 applications? I highly recommend this multi-level course - I've followed the leaders's blogs for years. High value.
About | edmodo
Created for classes - the fun of Twitter, with the safety needed for students. Students and teachers can friend and follow each other's brief (140 characters) posts online. via Stephen Downes
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