Education 2.0: Innovation, Collaboration, Celebration, via Effortless Integration

1. Education 2.0: Innovation, Collaboration, Celebration,via Effortless Integration Ryan Evans Wanaque Public Schools November 5, 2009 http://k12ed2point0basics.wikispaces.com/ revans@wanaque.k12.nj.us

2. Remember when: children had to help on the farms?

3. Remember when: school was out for the summer?

4. Remember when: Business was driven by factory production?

5. Remember when: desks & chairs were in rows?

6. Remember when: teachers lectured?

7. Remember when: you were bored out of your mind?

8. Remember when: your class was textbook driven? (probably outdated)

9. Remember when: they talked… you listened?

10. Remember when: you 1st got mail?

11. Remember when: the world was round?

12. Welcome: Web 2.0

13. Do you: bank online?

14. Do you: shop online?

15. Do you: pay bills online?

16. Do you: learn online?

17. Do you: collaborate online?

18. Do you: interact online?

19. Do you: network online?

20. Do you: text?

21. Do you: tweet?

22. Do you: download music, videos, or pictures?

23. 21st Century Students Do

24. “Education is the only business still debating the usefulness of technology. Schools remain unchanged for the most part, despite numerous reforms and increased investments in computers and networks.” Rod Paige

25. Revised Tech NJ Standards • K - 2 • Students are formally introduced to the basic features and functions of the computers and demonstrate understanding that technology enables them to communicate beyond the classroom on a variety of topics.

26. Revised Tech NJ Standards • 3 - 4 • Students continue to develop information-literacy skills and increasingly use technology to communicate with others in support of learning.

27. Revised Tech NJ Standards • 5 - 8 • Students participate in online learning communities, collaborating in the design of products that address local and global issues across the curriculum.

28. Revised Tech NJ Standards • Grades 9 – 12: • Students collaborate adeptly in virtual environments and incorporate global perspectives into problem solving at home, at school, and in structural learning experiences, with the growing realization that people in the 21st century are interconnected economically, socially, and environmentally and have a shared future.

29. Digital Citizenship

30. Ready or Not

31. It’s Not Tricki

32. In the Fog???

33. It Killed More Radio Stars

34. Lights, Camera, Action

35. Just Goo It!

36. Blabber Mouth

37. Quote Your Sources

38. What’s My Inspiration

39. Smile, You’re on Camera

40. CMS, LMS, LCMS, WHAT!!!

41. Web 2.More

42. HELP!

44. Digital Citizenship

45. How Strong is Your Accent? • The Texting Check Digital Immigrants Digital Natives

46. The Native Language / The Immigrant Accent Digital Natives Digital Immigrants • You can probably think of more immigrant accents

47. Remember Web 1.0 ??? • 1990’s – Early 21st Century • Static Web Site / Web Page • HTML / FTP • One Way • Information Retrieval

48. What is Web 2.0? • Interactive Web • Minimal Technical Ability • Shared Information • Watch This

49. Getting Started • What’s COPPA? • In general, websites can not collect personal information from children under the age of 13. If a host is collecting personal information, you can’t use it with students under the age of 13. • Get approval from your administrator. • Prepare an informational letter and permission slip. • Provide samples for administrators, other teachers, and parents.

50. Web 2.0 Concerns