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TOP 10: Web-based Educational Technologies…
(as of 5:00pm on October 16, 2008)Ver 3.5
G. Andrew Page, PhDAssistant Professor
College of EducationUniversity of Alaska
Anchorageandrew@uaa.alaska.edu
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-Theoretical Framework-
Web 2.0 tools promoting Learning 2.0
John Seely Brown and Richard AdlerMinds on Fire: Open Education, the Long Tail and Learnng 2.0
(2008). Educause Review, 43,1, 16–32
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Paradigm Shiftin Education
Instead of “I think, therefore I am”
We have evolved to:
We participate, therefore WE ARE!
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About the tools…
• All are free
• All are web-based
• All are collaborative
• All involve creating content
• Andy does not presently for any of them
• Therefore, epistemological they are social constructivist.
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#10 (tie) Zimbio & Digg
What is it?
Zimbio is a collaborative website to share your articles, photos, blog.
Who is it for? Pre-Journalism majors, artists, writers, photographers
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What is it? • A place to share all the interesting
“gems” you find on the Internet, let the online community decide what they “Digg” (or like best) and then join a discussion of its content; a place to meet people with like interests (social networking).
• What’s needed? Reading (no account required); posting (Join! ).
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Digg
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#9 Wikis
What is it? A means for online collaboration and
creation.
• WYSIWYG interface
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#9 Wiki Examples
• The UAA e-Learning Wiki This wiki was created by students and not only DEFINES the Web 2.0 tools but tell HOW they can be used in an educational context.
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What is it?
• An online, collaborative, mind-Mapping tool.
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• Community Social Software NING Create you own social network.
• http://uaaelearning.ning.com/
• Higher Education Ning
• UAA Nings
ExamplesTIE!
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#7
What is it?
• Sites where users can interact online through data analysis (Swivel) and visualization
• What’s needed? Exploring (no registration); creating visualizations (registration /Many Eyes…registration /Swivel)
TIE!
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# 6
What is it?• SlideShare is the world's largest community
for sharing presentations on the web. You can • upload your presentations (ppt, pdf, pps, pot,
odp, keynote) and share with others • find/download interesting presentations • embed them into blogs or websites create a
slidecast by linking your slides with audio • And it's completely free.
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# 6 SlideCasting What is it?
The combination of visual and audio. Combine your powerpoint files with audio and stream the presentation over the Web.
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What is it?
Build a Flash website Free!No coding!
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# 5 Wix
Click to explore
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Synchronous Video Interactive ConferencingWiZiQ is a place where you can teach and learn using an easy-to-use Virtual Classroom. You are welcome to give private and public live online sessions, teach for free or earn money teaching. As a learner you can attend public sessions on various topics from academics to anything under
the sun.
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What is it?
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#4 WizIQ
• Tour
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#3 Free Online LearningOpen Courseware
• 100 Free Courses
• Carnegie-Mellon University
Free!
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#3
• Alison: Technology Certification & Free Tutoring
Digital Literacy skills need an upgrade?
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#3 Free Nursing Education Courses
Click here an example
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#2 Coursecasting
What is it?
CourseCast captures video-based instructional content, automatically streams it over the Internet and makes it available for students and lecturers alike in all of the popular formats.
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Panopto
• Coursecast recording
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These are someof the institutionswhich are usingPanopto…for FREE.
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And finally…
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Creating Virtual Content & Space
• SecondLife
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SecondLife at the University of Alaska Anchorage
Click
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What is it?• Sloodle is an Open Source GNU-GPL project which
integrates multi-user virtual environments such as Second Life® with learning-management systems (VLEs) such as Moodle® and helps the community of educators in virtual worlds test curriculum innovations and advocate those proven successful. Sloodle provides a range of tools for supporting learning and teaching to the immersive virtual world; tools which are fully integrated with a tried and tested web-based learning management system used by thousands.
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A Sloodle Video
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Final Thoughts. . .
We can only advance as effectively as we can communicate our ideas.
It is incumbent on today’s educators to use tools that promote interactivity, creativity, collaboration, and Learning 2.0.
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Wordle.net
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Honorable Mentions
• Jing : Capture images, record video, and share online.
• Photosynth: create panoramic photo montages.
• Zotero: bibliographic software
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Peace to you!• G. Andrew Page, Ph.D.
• Assistant Professor
• University of Alaska Anchorage
• andrew@uaa.alaska.edu
• (o) 907.786.4331
• (c) 907.223.0924
• PSB 218G
• SKYPE: gapman1
• SL = Eclectic Kohime
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