"I try to share a new Web 2.0 Site/Resource on my blog every day. You can check it out here:
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I just started a month ago and I feel I am sharing good information, but you know how it is…"
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Web 2.0 video site looking for suggestions
Started this discussion. Last reply by Mark Barnes Jul 8, 2010. 3 Replies 0 Likes
Hello, I recently launched a new web site for teachers, http://learnitin5.com. It is a library of how-to videos on various Web 2.0 applications. In the next few…Continue
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Web 2.0 course
Started this discussion. Last reply by David Dean Feb 7, 2011. 31 Replies 0 Likes
I recently developed a course, Web 2.0 for the K12 Classroom, which I teach online through Lake Erie College. I teach blogging, podcasting, social networking, social bookmarking and video sharing. Do…Continue
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Jessica Pilgreen replied to Mark Barnes's discussion Web 2.0 course"Mark,
I know that this is an older post, but if you would still like some ideas, please feel free to check out my blog. I recently started blogging about the Web 2.0 tools that I have used, partly to share with others, but mainly to…"
Mark Barnes replied to Mark Barnes's discussion Web 2.0 video site looking for suggestions"Hey Jeremy and Jeff, thanks for the comments. I appreciate that you want to share Learn it in 5 with colleagues; this is the number one goal for me -- to help teachers learn more about these powerful tools.
Jeff, I don't use TeacherTube,…"
Jeff Rhodus replied to Mark Barnes's discussion Web 2.0 video site looking for suggestions"Would you consider uploading your videos to Teacher Tube? My school district does not allow us to view You Tube videos and I would really like my students to be able to view your efforts."
Jeremy Kaiser replied to Mark Barnes's discussion Web 2.0 video site looking for suggestions"Thanks for the link. I plan on giving my teacher's your web address as your site will be a great resource for them as we try to get more tech in the classroom. I like the five minute or less rule."
Mark Barnes posted a discussionWeb 2.0 video site looking for suggestions
Hello, I recently launched a new web site for teachers, http://learnitin5.com. It is a library of how-to videos on various Web 2.0 applications. In the next few months, I hope to add another 20-30 videos, and I'm looking for tips on what to put on the site. Please visit and comment either directly on http://learnitin5.com or here. Thanks.See More
Lindsey @SmartEd Services replied to Mark Barnes's discussion Web 2.0 course"Hi Mark,
I am looking for tech-savvy teachers to share techniques at an upcoming conference. It's called Ohio Free-Tech 2010. Do you know of anyone who may be qualified? We are also still accepting registration forms from people who want to…"
Christel replied to Mark Barnes's discussion Web 2.0 course"Hi All, have you seen Squeak.org? Another programming language that has been around for a while. Students create Etoys which can contain graphics, text, sound and music.
Thanks for sharing the others."
Troy Seyfert replied to Mark Barnes's discussion Web 2.0 course"http://cooltoolsforschools.wikispaces.com/
This wiki has a large array of web 2.0 apps."
Mark Barnes replied to Mark Barnes's discussion Web 2.0 course"I've been using VoiceThread for years. It's a great app. Thanks for chiming in."
Sara Coccimiglio replied to Mark Barnes's discussion Web 2.0 course"Hi I am college student and we recently learned about web 2.0. We looked at a thing called voice thread, I dont know too much about it, but it could be something worth while to look at. Hope this helps or gives you a start."
Lindsey Celeste replied to Mark Barnes's discussion Web 2.0 course"Thank you so much, this helps a lot!"
"Hi, Mark, I'd appreciate more detail on the "cumbersome" part of the registration process. One thing ePals wants to do is ensure that people who are in the Global Community are in fact K12 students, teachers and belong there. So we…"
"Scratch, Alice and GamesMaker 7 are free downloads that offer students authentic 'work'. The first two are computer batch programming applications and GamesMaker is just that, a developer for video games. I think these types of activities…"
Mark Barnes replied to Mark Barnes's discussion Web 2.0 course"Hi Rita, thanks for the reply. I do not use ePals, only because I find that the registration process is cumbersome. I have used it in class for blogging in the past, but there are other education blogs that I prefer. I've never used the e-mail…"
"Hi, Mark,
Do you include ePals in the class? It's the largest K12 community of online learners, with 600K classrooms in 200 countries and territories.
ePals got a nice mention by ZDNet blogger Chris Dawson last week in a talk to Florida…"
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- At 6:09am on June 12, 2010, Grace Gorman said…
- Mark, what a great idea! For the technologically challenged, this will be a gold mine. I know people who regularly use web2.0 sites think they are really easy to use but for the rest of us, each new one is a challenge to navigate. I joined a new one this week and someone posted a comment on my page and it took me 3 days to figure out how to reply. I just watched a couple of your videos and you make it simple. I will be sharing your site with the rest of the teachers at my school. Thanks!
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