Where to start with web2.0

Posted by Anne Mirtschin on May 9, 2008 at 2:53am

Previous Post | Next Post View Blog Posts

I was asked to present at a conference for regional teachers in SW Victoria, Australia today. The conference was called "It is a digital thing" and was held at Deakin University in Warrnambool. My topic was 'where to start with web2.0' so I am sharing the powerpoint presentation that I spoke along to, for any interested parties. Please note that these are my personal opinions and based on my relatively brief experience in its use.

| View | Upload your own

Comment by Chris Hebbard on May 11, 2008 at 3:20pm: Hi Anne. I attended the conference on Friday and found your workshop and Jess' very useful. I would like to introduce Web 2.0 into my classroom but I want to get used to it myself first. Any extra tips or hints you could give me would be great.

Comment by Chris Hebbard on May 11, 2008 at 3:28pm: Hi Anne,
Me again. I cannot seem to add to my blog or add any friends. Any ideas?

Comment by Scott Hamilton on May 18, 2008 at 4:25pm: Gdday Anne,
Just wondering how you embed a powerpoint in a blog, im doing a similar thing to you, only sharing what iv learned from the day in warrnambool, cheers Anne

Comment by Anne Mirtschin on May 18, 2008 at 4:54pm: Hi Scott. Save your powerpoint as a 2003-2007 file. Make sure that any photos inserted have been resized and downsized. Register with www.slideshare.net, activate your email and then upload. Grab the resultant code and embed in your blog

Add a Comment

You need to be a member of Classroom 2.0 to add comments!

Join this network

RSS

Welcome to
Classroom 2.0

Sign Up
or Sign In

Classroom 2.0 Badge

Spread the word. Get your own Classroom 2.0 badge for your website or MySpace page. (Get Code)

Get More Badges

About Classroom 2.0

Steve Hargadon created this social network on Ning.

More Information

Create a Ning Network for your own class, group, project, or event:

Create Your Own Social Network.

Need help using Ning in an educational setting?

Ning in Education.

Ning announces trial program for grades 7 -12 student networks--now ad-free:

Details.

Finding Interesting Discussions:
Forum posts can be organized by the use of "tags." To see discussions on specific topics, click on the links below. Standardized tags you can use to have your posts included in the link results are shown in parentheses. You can also help by adding tags to others' posts. (To participate in the discussion on standardized tagging here at Classroom 2.0, see this page.)

By Tool: