Succeeding With Web 2 Projects Presentation
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Presentation to accompany my talk of the same name on Classroom 2.0 Live.
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Succeeding With Web 2 Projects Presentation
- 1. Succeeding with Web 2.0 Projects: A Case Study By Terry Freedman
- 2. What will be covered • Where I’m coming from • Starting from the end • The E13 Learning Community • Some background information • Anatomy of a successful project • Reflections/Questions
- 3. Personal Learning and Thinking Skills • team working • independent enquiry • self-management • reflective learning • effective participation • creative thinking
- 4. The Area
- 5. The schools
- 6. The schools
- 7. The schools
- 8. The schools
- 9. The schools
- 10. Every Child Matters • be healthy • stay safe • enjoy and achieve • make a positive contribution and • achieve economic well-being
- 11. Aims There were overall aims for the project as a whole, but each school wanted to do its own thing within that framework. http://www.wallwisher.com/wall/e13project See Projects slide or above URL.
- 12. The Projects
- 13. Anatomy of a successful project
- 14. Get the key decision-makers on board
- 15. Agree on the teaching and learning aims of the project
- 18. The importance of the community
- 20. Importance of having a preferred supplier
- 21. Managing the project in school
- 22. The importance of working within the current framework
- 23. The importance of senior leadership
- 24. What the kids and teachers thought
- 25. A sense of community
- 27. Writing up the project
- 28. Wordle: Benefits of Web 2.0
- 30. Reflections • Are there any points you’d like to discuss further or would like further clarification about? • How would you know if you’ve achieved the aims of your project?
- 32. Do you have a great Web 2.0 project going on? If so, why not contribute to a forthcoming ebook of project ideas? The 1st edition of the book has been downloaded nearly 12,000 times in the past year! The online form will take just a few minutes to complete. Others benefit from reading about your project. You benefit from reading about others’ ideas, and publicising your own! Specially extended deadline: 30 November 2009 Interested? See next slide
- 33. Web 2.0 project guidelines What works If the website at the URL is quite extensive, it would be really helpful if you could drill down to a specific area or even page that visitors go to as a starting point. The URL should be one that anyone can access. A focus on what the users did, and how they benefitted, not the application. An interesting idea Submitting something!