E-Learning 2.0 - Why the New Tools
PowerPoint slides and MP3 Audio of my online presentation today. My talk, scheduled for one hour, went (with a willing audience) closer to two hours, which was nice, because I was able to develop the topic the way I wanted. After sketching the progression of Web 2.0 tools (from personal publishing to webtops) I outlined (drawing heavily on Konrad Glogowski) how it enables new forms of learning. From this, I outlined some of the theory underlying these new forms, and from this theoretical stance, responded in part to the critics of these new models (a version of the same argument found in these pages yesterday). Stephen Downes, Stephen's Web, July 20, 2006. [Link] [Tags: Podcasting, Web 2.0, Audio, Books, E-Learning 2.0, Gaming] [Previous][Next]Comments
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I can listen to the audio very well. But the link to the slides did not work for me. Help. [Comment] [Permalink] [Previous][Next]
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Opps! In my OLDaily e-mail I get the links for the Powerpoint file but not the Audio file. Stephen, I did not think you were a 'tease' Having browsed the slides I am eager for the Audio. If it is a 'tease' it is working well. I will try to be patient. Peter Adamson [Comment] [Permalink] [Previous][Next]
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Stephen .... Liked the talk ... thanks. Powerpoint and audio download OK I've put a link to you on one of my pages at http://www.shambles.net/pages/learning/infolit/web2/ hope you don't mind. This (Shambles) list is just one list on a 'Web 2.0 & teaching and learning" page I have at http://www.shambles.net/web2/ There is also a free downloadable booklet available called "Coming of Age" Hope this is of interest. Have fun .... Chris (Smith) csmith at csmith.info www.shambles.net P.S. am based in Thailand [Comment] [Permalink] [Previous][Next]
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Stephen, Thanks. One of the things that I like about your presentations and this site is that you turn the topic of Web 2.0 into more of a conversation about media and education. In this Pod and Vodcast enratured world, I have not seen too much information about accessibility compliance. Does anyone know of an institution that is working on both podcasting and accessibility? Elspeth [Comment] [Permalink] [Previous][Next]
authorSTREAM
Stephen, I see that you have provided different links for your PowerPoints and audio. I recently came across a site called authorSTREAM, which lets you upload your presentations and displays it in flash video format. You can get unique code for your presentation to embed in your site (you could have done it here instead of providing links); when embedded, it runs as a slideshow in a flash player on your page. [Comment] [Permalink] [Previous][Next]
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