Web 2.0 is a webtechnology that facilitates interactive information sharing, interoperability, user-centered design and collaboration on the World Wide Web.
There is a current paradigm shift regarding everything that is web-based.
Students are used to multi-tasking with technology. They expect to be stimulated in this manner. They also view their opinions and knowledge as important & desire to exchange their information with others.
This list is not conclusive.
Click on “Blogs in Plain English” to play a video that explains blogs. The same for “RSS in Plain English”
Graphic shows who (student or instructor) uses blogs, how (reading or writing), and for what purpose (rest of the net, students, instructors, or self).
Watch 4 minute video on how to use wikis by clicking on “Wiki in Plain English” link.
If there is time remaining, have participants work on the 23 Things to Do, create a wiki, or other Web 2.0 project.
Jigsaw remaining topics: Break class into groups & have each one explore the links. They can search & find other info if they desire. Then, each link will be pulled up, and the group will present what they learned.