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This paper discusses the transformative impact of Web 2.0 tools, particularly blogging and Wikispaces, on education. It highlights the benefits such as active participation, student interaction, collaboration, and enhanced critical thinking skills. The document outlines the development process and commercialization of these tools while addressing the needs of diverse users, particularly in educational settings. The paper also emphasizes the importance of providing support and professional development to educators for successful implementation in the classroom.
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EDUC 7101 Walden University November , 2009 By Carol Lee WEB 2.0 Tools IN EDUCATION Blogging Wikispaces
Blogging &Wikispaces Educational Purposes • Promotes active participation • Interaction among students • Collaboration on group projects • Promotes critical thinking and higher order thinking skills • Gives learners the opportunity to reflect • Improves writing competencies • Reduces costs
WikispacesInnovation Development Process • Stage 1 – Need: • To facilitate online collaboration and have web pages that were easy for anyone to edit • Stage 2 – Research • Ward Cunningham • Portland Patterns Repository--- 1st Wiki • http://c2.com/cgi-bin/wiki?WelcomeVisitors • Tangient LLC (Wikispaces creator)
WikispacesInnovation Development Process • Stage 3 Development Problems • No problems were cited • Intended Audience • Computer users that wanted to create and share information • Stage 4 Commercialization • Corporate America • Education • Free space
WIKISPACES S-CURVE Number of registered users
BLOGGING “Online diary on Web site: a frequently updated personal journal chronicling links at a Web site, intended for public viewing” (Encarta Online, 2009).
Blogging Timeline 1997 1999-present 1997
BLOGGINGInnovation Development Process • Stage 1 – Need:To keep an up-to-date account of happening in a person’s life or business ventures • Stage 2 – Research • Online diaries • Links.net • No real research besides individuals/businesses creating the software to use blogs.
BLOGGINGInnovation Development Process • Stage 3 – Development: • Initial beginning • Automated Publishing Services • Intended Audience • Any computers users that want to create online diaries for personal or business use • Stage 4 – Commercialization • Various publication services
BLOGGING S-CURVE Number of bloggers
Innovators & Early Adopters Tech Savvy Administrators Faculty & Staff Wikispaces Blogging
Persuasive Strategies for Adoption in Education • Trial period • Providing professional development • Personal assistance
Laggards Administrators, Faculty & Staff with little or no technology skills Well I just don’t know if I can do it!!!!
Persuasive Strategies for adoption • Trial periods • Providing Professional Development • Personal assistance • Incentives
Meeting Critical Mass in Education Observability Compatibility Trialability
Communication Channels Mass Media INTERNET BLOGGING WIKISPACES
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