Blogs Podcasts Wikis
- 1. Blogs, Podcasts, and Wiki’s Oh My!
- 2. Who We Are Paty Savage The Schultz Center for Teaching And Leadership Duval County Public Schools
- 3. Topics: Web 2.0 Blogs Podcasts Wiki Other Web 2.0 tools Uses in teaching
- 4. What is Web 2.0?
- 5. Web Definition Web 2.0 is a term describing the trend in the use of World Wide Web technology and web design that aims to enhance creativity, information sharing, and, most notably, collaboration among users.
- 7. Examples of Web 2.0 tools Blogs Podcasts Wiki’s Social Networks Video sharing Photo Sharing
- 8. Blogs!
- 9. Who Blogs? Millions of Internet Users 10% of Internet Users in U.S. Young Internet Users
- 10. What Does It Mean? Not everyone is Perez Hilton! Most blogs are for friends and family Nano-audiences
- 11. Uses for Blogs Teacher Use: Teacher webpage Instructional tips Classroom news for parents Homework Student Use: Reflective or writing journals Reports Interactivity with other students
- 12. Teachers Who Blog: Cedar Hills Gifted Gab Florida Teens Read Coaching Chronicles Once Upon a Teacher Mrs. Ross’s Second Grade A Not So Different Place Curious Kindergartner s
- 13. Blogging Resources Blogs in Education Teachers First – Gated Blogs for the Classroom Classroom Blogs Steps Toward a Successful Classroom Blog What’s the Scoop? A Practical Guide to Blogging
- 14. Blogging Services Blogger Typepad Wordpress Edublogs
- 15. Podcasts!
- 16. What is a Podcast? Audio file Enhanced podcast (Apple) Video podcast Subscriptions (RSS) Aggregator (iTunes, Odeo, etc.)
- 17. Portable Players iPod by Apple Shuffle Nano Video iPod MP3 Players Creative Sandisk Phillips
- 18. Podcasting in Education Music and pictures Video podcasts Wide range of visual content Extend the school day Learning styles
- 19. Hotlist on Podcasts Exploiting the educational potential of podcasting Podcasts in Education Podcasting in the Classroom
- 20. Why Podcast? Why not? Promote and use personalized learning Cross-curricular activity Alternative teaching approaches
- 21. Higher Order Thinking Skills Collecting, analyzing information Planning – story boarding Script writing Recording Editing Problem solving Presenting information Sharing information/publishing
- 22. Basic How To’s: Record audio (Audacity, Windows Sound Recorder, Apple’s Garage Band) Edit audio Add jingle Export to mp3 format Add to RSS server Submit to iTunes or other Have listeners subscribe
- 23. Examples of Podcasts Very Interesting Volcanoes
- 24. Wiki’s, Oh My!
- 25. What is a Wiki? Wiki is a type of webpage where users visiting the web pages can make modifications to the content of the pages. Good web-based explanation History of Wiki at Wikipedia Wiki’s in Education
- 26. Comparison – Wiki’s and Web Pages
- 27. Wiki “Farms” Places that host wiki’s Pages can be locked or not No programming required Many have a WYSIWYG editor Wet Paint PB Wiki Wiki Spaces
- 28. Some Examples of Wiki’s Psychology Wiki World Wiki Cancer Wiki Celtic Football Club Wiki Fido Wikipedia Wiki Books Wiki Quotes
- 29. Wiki’s in Education Used in higher education Collaborative book writing Sharing facts Reporting Vigilance and ownership Summary of uses Wiki on the topic Good article at Tech Learning
- 30. Next Steps Start a wiki and invite your colleagues to contribute Start your own blog, or add a comment on a blog Get used to interactivity Create a podcast and add it to your blog or wiki Submit your podcast to iTunes
- 31. Questions?
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