Web 2.0 - Overblown and over here? Skypecast
Our cool skypecast about whether Web 2.0 is overblown, whether jargon should be tempered and what these tools hold for us in the near future is now available on our host Wesley's blog or listen direct here. Today's Jordanhill lecture, which follows up on some of the themes will be remixed tomorrow morning and posted later in the weekend. Enjoy!
Update: Read Miguel's synopsis over here.
Update: View the screencast of my following lecture at Jordanhill here.
Update: Show notes from Darren (who is a saint for doing it, if you didn't know... ;-))
Show Notes
The Other Side of Outsourcing (Thomas Friedman, "The World is Flat" - Video)
Excellence and Imagination (Clarence Fisher's class)
Darren's classes: Pre-Cal 20S, Pre-Cal 30S, AP Calculus AB
OLÉ (Darren's workshop)
Ellie's Math Blog (Darren's Niece)
Remote Access (Clarence Fisher's blog)
Luddite Literacy (Wes' podcast)
The Impact of the Gutenberg Printing Press
Levels of Technology Implementation (LOTI)
Assessment is For Learning (Scotland)
Scottish Schools Digital Network
Guidelines for ethical behaviour online (from Darren's classes)
John Pederson's blog post - 2006 Online Edublogger Conference
Bob Sprankle - Room 208 (Grade 4, USA)
Ewan's Jordanhill U. presentation
Oversold and Underused by Larry Cuban
Open Source Applications (Free): Open Office, Think Office
TECSIG (Technology Special Interest Group - Texas)
Read/Write Web Reading List by Will Richardson
Alan Levine’s blog: CogDogBlog, a recent workshop
Brian Lamb’s blog: Abject Learning, some wiki based workshops
Modern Foreign Languages Environment (MFLE) (Scotland)
Redefining Literacy by David Warlick
Darren Kuropatwa’s blog: A Difference
Ewan McIntosh’s blog: edublog
Miguel Guhlin’s blog: Mousing Around
Wesley Fryer’s blog: Moving at the Speed of Creativity
Our skypecast planning and idea wiki
Uh ... the notes were me. ;-)
Cheers!
Posted by: Darren Kuropatwa | January 16, 2006 at 11:45 PM