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Web 2.0 Careering with SCOIS

This resource highlights the use of Web 2.0 tools for career education, specifically through the South Carolina Occupation Information System (SCOIS). It emphasizes the integration of technology in teaching by presenting various examples of digital tools that can facilitate career exploration and learning in consumer sciences. The material is aimed at educators looking to enhance their curricula with effective online resources, ensuring students can access up-to-date occupational information and develop essential career planning skills.

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Web 2.0 Careering with SCOIS

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  1. By Jean Pesce Family and Consumer Sciences Teacher June 2012 Web 2.0 Careering withSCOIS

  2. 2.0

  3. 2.0 Mouse over for example Access Terms and Conditions for Use of CIS here

  4. Car eer ing

  5. Car South Carolina Occupation Information System Car SCOIS CIS Career Information System

  6. SCOIS CIS

  7. SCOIS CIS Mouse over here for examples

  8. Car Careering eer ing Click to continue

  9. Educational Web 2.0 Tools

  10. Educational Web 2.0 Tools Mouse over here for example

  11. SCOIS CIS

  12. Privacy Skills SCOIS CIS Personal Storage Mouse over for examples

  13. SCOIS CIS

  14. SCOIS CIS Coordination Relevance Security Administration Mouse over for examples

  15. Mouse over for example

  16. Slide 2 – Definition by Darcy DiNucci in 1999 according to Wikipediawith reference to Gray Harriman’ s E-Learning Resources All sound effects courtesy of GRsites.com All images courtesy of Microsoft Office All references to SCOIS and CIS retrieved from: http://www.scois.net/ through the portal for Schofield Middle School, Aiken, SC Terms and Conditions for Use of CIS available at: http://sccis.intocareers.org/materials/privacy.htm Thank you for viewing this presentation. Credits Mouse over for brochure

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