online student 2.0 – e-remite or e-xhibitionist?
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My background
Research in collaborative learning via the Net
Teaching human-computer interaction and IT pedagogy
Writing articles and books. Lately:
Learn where you are – A handbook for distance students and others who learn via the Net.
Expectations and opportunities
What expectations do students of tomorrow have on librarians and teachers?
Which opportunities do the Internet and Web 2.0 offer?
Hyperlinks
Can be used to dig deeper about a subject but also to drift away to something else
Drifter vs. Mole Can be used to search widely and find lots of
interesting information, but also to create and share new solutions and ideas
Searcher vs. Creator
Accessibility and Multitude
Everybody can reach everything true and false good and evil important and garbage allowed and forbidden
Censorship vs. Democracy
Web 2.0 – what is new?
Easy to publish and communicate Pull, not push Affords creativity Affords collaboration Affords openness
Classical competence of librarians
Encourage to plan ahead to critically review the source
Explain how to use references
Warn about risks and consequenses
New challenges for librarians
Learn how to use Web 2.0! Take part, be present! Be a good role model! Inspire dialogue!
(http://www.hj.se/doc/6821)
Blog
Easy-to-use diary Accessible as you choose Last written first read Easy commenting Useful for
recording search history sharing findings and hints digital storytelling
Wiki
Easy-to-use collaborative writing Accessible as you choose Version management Useful for
group work common wordbook about certain subject e-portfolio ‘folkets synonymlexikon’
http://lexin.nada.kth.se/cgi-bin/synlex
RSS
A way to subscribe for information Use an RSS aggregator to define your
interests An RSS feed distributes news to your email
or mobile phone Useful for
monitoring interesting websites
Social bookmarks
Enables you to mark specially interesting websites and share with others
Others can rank the sites Useful for
creating and sharing a common link archive
Social networks
Helps to build social contacts Publish your profile Invite your friends Search for people with the same interests Useful for
building networks for collaboration and sharing experiences
Virtual worlds
Text and graphics are used to create an illusion of presence in a common world
You take part as an avatar, move around, meet and talk to others
Creates engagement and a feeling of group cohesion
Useful for building learning communities