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Web 2.0 Tools for Effective Teaching

Elaine Talbert (etalbert) has been performing a real service to SlideShare users as she has been collecting and posting the best and most relevant work in her 'web 2.0 tools for effective teaching' group on the site. The scale - 661 members, 1069 posts, 1426 slideshows - is impressive. But the proof is in the posts. I've been subscribing for several months. Here's what I found in my RSS reader today (about four day's worth). Some are btter than others, but none is bad, and all are worth viewing:

NINGing The Praises Of Ning - Dawn Danker
What to Choose? Blog, Ning, Wiki. - Kelley Connolly
Social Networking for Professional Practice - Julia Osteen
21st Century Communication Using Blogs - Julia Osteen
21st C. Learning - Margaret Vass
Pick 1 New Skill & Give it a Try - Lisa Thumann
21st Century Journey Slideshare - Joanne Hopper
CILIP Hants & Isle of Wight - Social Networking - Karen Blakeman
A Day In The Life V3.2 - Darren Kuropatwa
Popular Issues in (Digital) Media Literacy - Alec Couros
The results of "Implementing Web 2.0 in the Classroom" - PETE&C 2009 - Andy Petrosky, Jim Gates
Big Brother Is You, Watching." Week3 Participation Literacy - Trebor Scholtz
Engaging Students With Online Collaborative Tools - Laura Pasquini
Social Web Applications As Personalised Learning Without Notes - Pal Molnar, et.al.
Wiki Webquests - Robin Young, Irma Bauer
Social Learning And The Recession Five Survival Tips - Dave Wilkins

Elaine Talbert, Slideshare, February 17, 2009. [Link] [Tags: Personalization, Networks, Web 2.0, RSS] [Previous][Next]

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Re: Web 2.0 Tools for Effective Teaching

etalbert, February 18, 2009

Stephen
I read about your post through my web 2.0 learning google alert. Thank you for mentioning my group on SlideShare. Every day, I find work created by educators across the world. It have learnt about many very talented people who quietly go about their work in schools or districts for the benefit of students.
The my google reader and the groups and contact function on SlideShare has made collecting this work very easy. I run a couple of other groups also and I post non-education finds to the social media and enterprise 2.0 groups. Many of these are also useful to educators.
I am glad others are finding the tweets of useful slideshows valuable for their learning. Elaine [Comment] [Permalink] [Previous][Next]

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