Posts Tagged as ‘web 2.0’

April 15, 2009

Final reflections

I am supposed to be reflecting on my aims for the SUNY technology in education course that’s just coming to an end.  When I look back at my original aims, and what I hoped to learn, here’s what I wrote:

How to use blogging/podcasting in the class room
How to use google docs effectively
How to be more [...]

February 26, 2009

Yoyo-ing about web 2.0

Reading Kim Cofino’s recent post and watching the presentations on 21st century learning, I am both daunted and inspired.  I feel like I have been in a coma for 10 years, and woken up to a whole new world that I don’t quite understand. 
First of all, the more I read, the more I feel out [...]

February 25, 2009

It’s not about the technology

What I am getting from reading all these edublogs is this – and others have alluded to it in their blogs, so I will not claim to be an original thinker here – it’s not about the technology.  It’s about good teaching practice.  It’s about engaging students in the learning process, motivating them towards deeper [...]

February 19, 2009

Classrooms of the future

In thinking about what classroom 2.0 should/could look like in the future, it is worth reading this post.  It is long, but the author makes many interesting, valid and thought-provoking suggestions as to what learning might look like in the next decade.
http://friendlyarachnids.edublogs.org/2007/11/17/9-c-1-2020-vision/
As you can see from the date, the post is already 18 months old, [...]