THEN

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THEN
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WOW!

The World Wide Web
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IT WAS
futur-istic!
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• The Internet was a source for
• Text
• Databases
• Images
• Developed as learning objects, accessed via
  search engines, directories, and personal
  bookmarks

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• Useful sites included
• located and collected
• personally, in bookmarks
• shared with others
• through listservs,
• professional journals,
• networks and personal
• websites
• means of
• communication
• (emailing)

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ENTER
WEB 2.0!
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The term "Web 2.0" (conceived in 2005) describes
be a new breed of websites

• use web authoring tools
• low learning curves (for the user)
• support collaborative environments!

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LUKE, what does THAT mean?
The power of Web 2.0 is about personal
involvement. It empowers users to communicate
and share, using, new and more user-friendly
tools, learning from each other.
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• Web 2.0 tools include
• wikis
• blogs
• social bookmarking
• webcams
• podcasts
• RSS feeds
• mixtures (mash-ups)

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Lets take a look at the tools!
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To go where no man has gone before
Tonight social bookmarking Next week blogs,
podcasts and RSS feeds
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Do we run in the right social circles?
Social Bookmarking?
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Maybe we need social bookmarking?
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• Some things to know and tell!
• What is it?
• http//www.commoncraft.com/bookmarking-plain-engli
  sh
• Applications
• http//drstocker.wikispaces.com/SocialBookmarking
  
• Delicious
• http//hpllearning.blogspot.com/2007/10/delicious-
  tutorial.html
• Tagging
• Sharing
• Bundling
• Searching

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Note to selfbookmark First Aid, Scars, and
Rehabilitation!
Your Mission Create a Delicious
Account Populate it with bookmarks Tag the
bookmarks Bundle the bookmarks Send me your
username (so I can see for your
bookmarks) Blog about two ways you could use
social bookmarking in your teaching
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OKYOU learn this! http//www.youtube.com/watch?v
NGXElviSRXM http//www.youtube.com/watch?viGkXr
OTEZmwfeaturerelated http//www.youtube.com/wat
ch?vBSrFYWhf_fQfeaturerelated Want
Delicious in your browser toolbar? http//del.ici
o.us/help/ie/extension (for Internet
Explorer) http//del.icio.us/help/firefox/extensi
on (for Firefox)