New tools and technologies in the age of the Web 2.0 - Communicating, producing, sharing,...

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ICT & Career GuidanceWien – 13-14 December 2011

New tools and technologies in the age of the Web 2.0Communicating, producing, sharing, participating, …

Pierfranco Ravotto – p.ravotto@aicanet.it

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The challenge

Web 2.0 environments

Mobile devices New social models

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Mobile devices

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Web 2.0

Web1.0: One to many. – From Organisations/Publishers to users Web 2.0: Many to many – Users involvementWeb1.0: One to many. – From Organisations/Publishers to users Web 2.0: Many to many – Users involvement

Tim Berners-Lee: The original thing I wanted to do, was make it a collaborative medium, a place where we [could] all meet and read and write.

Tim Berners-Lee: The original thing I wanted to do, was make it a collaborative medium, a place where we [could] all meet and read and write.

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Web 2.0

Tim O’ReillySee: http://oreilly.com/web2/archive/what-is-web-20.html

See: http://oreilly.com/web2/archive/what-is-web-20.html

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Web 2.0 world

Sharing

CommunicationSocial

network

Blog & SitesContent

productionCooperation

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New models (1)

In 72% of cases, search engines are the primary way to access information. In 67% of cases, references to resources are provided

from friends (social networks). Only 2% use the university library. About 53% believe that the reliability of search engines is

equivalent to that of the library. 55% of teens use social networking sites. 55% have a personal profile on a web site. 49% use social networking sites to make new friends. 57% of teens create content (blogs, photos, etc).

(Oblinger D.g., Oblinger j.L., 2007, Educause)

In 72% of cases, search engines are the primary way to access information. In 67% of cases, references to resources are provided

from friends (social networks). Only 2% use the university library. About 53% believe that the reliability of search engines is

equivalent to that of the library. 55% of teens use social networking sites. 55% have a personal profile on a web site. 49% use social networking sites to make new friends. 57% of teens create content (blogs, photos, etc).

(Oblinger D.g., Oblinger j.L., 2007, Educause)

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New models (2)

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Translator

GoogleGoogle + (Social network)

Research

Maps

Mail & Chat

Calendar

Cooperative working

Sharing contents

RSS reader

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iGoogle

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Skype

On-line meetingsOn-line meetings

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Cooperative writingCooperative writing

Wiki

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Sharing presentationsSharing presentations

+ Audacity

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SlideShare

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YouTube

Sharing videosSharing videos

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Scribd

Sharing books & articlesSharing books & articles

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CMap

Organising & sharing ideasOrganising & sharing ideas

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Dipity

Sharing timelinesSharing timelines

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FaceBook

Meeting peopleMeeting people

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LinkedIn

Meeting people

Looking for Jobs

Meeting people

Looking for Jobs

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Twitter

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& more and more

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Thank you for the attention

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