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What’s so great about…

1. Why do you think people say this is so great?
2. List what makes it “outstanding?”
3. What would you do differently?

 

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This is post that shows a range of things that can be embedded or inserted.

A Web link / URL

An image

A video

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A document

Another doc – a pdf

A podcast

Early Years Day 3

Welcome Everyone!

Look to Learn – Review and Feedback

• Look to Learn Strategy
• Example: JabberRumpus
• Did you use with students? Response? Comments link used by students, parents, grandparents, cross-age mentors?
• We Add a comment about use – surf to activities

ClassPortals

• Great “ClassBlog“, more profound “ClassPortal“
• Explore more info and inspiration?
• Getting started with WordPress, PBWorks or?
• Link to or copy the Early Years Pageflake
• http://www.pageflakes.com/tom40/27718220
• Consider using the IWB Blog’s Resource Panel (handout)
• Get the AISV Toolbar?

Ideas for ClassPortals

• Chris Jordan for inspiration (Albatrosses at Midway)

• Grannies read to kids in India (50 more Ideas for Skype)
• Creating a Podcast
• PodBean for Hosting Podcasts
• Review content from the Early Years Pageflake

Where to from Here?

• Professional ICT Self-assessment (doc)
• CEQALL Rubric (pdf) for student self-managed learning
• WebQuests?

Early Years Day 2

Welcome Early Years Educators!

Review

Conceptual Questions:

• What makes web 2.0 good for learning?
• What makes Web 2.0 difficult for “schools?”
• Add to Stixyboard?
• What does Rene say?

Strategies

Look to Learn

• How can we use Web 2? – a New 3Rs + Scaffolding = Look to Learn
• Examples: Water Buffalo Gift
• Example: JabberRumpus MonsterBumpus!?

Social Bookmarking

1. Join the Diigo Early Years Booking Group
2. Download the Diigo Toolbar
3. Add a couple sites you like

Social Bookmarking explained by Common Craft

Create your Own Look to Learn

1. Register to make a Look to Learn activity
2. Consider your links or others – choose one that is Real, Rich and / or Relevant (all three is best!) Maybe the Scootle learning objects (list)? Test link – Mt Scopus
3. Look through the Prompts and copy and paste or make up your own.
4. Work with others, get feedback, have fun, then Post your Look to Learn activity.

Use our Early Years AISV page for more links

Welcome Early Years Teachers

Welcome to AISV and Day 1 of Integrating Web 2 Tools

Our activities can be found on the Early Years tab above or the link on the right sidebar.

“Geek like and Encryption”

1. Go to the Web 2.0 Glossary. Web 2 Alphabet, Web 2 Jargon Buster,
2. Make up at least a sentence of “GeekSpeak”.
3. Be sure to lay the jargon on thick, but see that you make (relative) sense.

Then enter your Geek Speak as a comment below.

Web 1 vs Web 2 Table

What’s the difference?

Web 1.0		Web 2.0
Coppermine Photo Gallery	»	Flickr or Tag Galaxy
WebMuseum	»	The Thinker Imagebase (with zoomify) or Jackson Pollock.org
HyperHistory	»	Dipity Timeline
Britannica Online	»	Wikipedia
personal webpages	»	Twitter
Bloglines RSS Feeds (web 1.5)	»	Pageflakes
Graphic Organizers	»	Exploratree
Yahoo	»	tagging (Google News) or TagCloud
MapQuest	»	Google Maps