read write web2 - primary school

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Read/Write Building Learning Communities

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This is a short presentation for a workshop to primary school teachers. Focus is on differentiating web2.0; talking about journals os reflective writing and developing an online learning community using a driving question. Tools and resources for wider exploration.

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Read/WriteBuilding Learning Communities

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The PLC

Professional Learning Communities

Access Information Capture The Conversation Focused Communication

Collaboration

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WEB 1.0

Powerful resource for educatorsand students, but…

Information moves from publishers to consumers

Information cannot be edited Read-Only Web One-Way Web

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WEB2.0

It is now as easy to create as it is to consume.

Anyone can publish, share,and change information

Read/Write Web Two-Way Web

This is changing our world!

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What’s the difference?

Web1.0was about technology

Web2.0is about people and community

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Stephen Heppellhttp://bit.ly/t8QQC

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We know better ... we want to makeinformation, not just read it.

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Do you need to do more with technology?(or is it just for kids)

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http://kallista.globalteacher.org.au/

Building a Learning Community

Digital Storytelling

http://cogdogroo.wikispaces.com/50+Ways

https://www.det.nsw.edu.au/blog/5109-cleverkids/

DET WEBLOG

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School Community Projects

Needs driving questions

Needs to run for a term+

Needs EVERYONE to contribute something

Does not have to be all online!

The kids must run it!

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How will our past build our future?

http://www.etherpad.com

http://www.penzu.com

http://cooltoolsforschools.wikispaces.com/

http://www.thewipeboardblog.co.uk

Sample Question