Learning 2.0 @ SEMLS
Latest News 6/12/2009
Congratulations
to everyone for finishing the Learning 2.0 program. This has been a
great group, and I'm going to miss talking to all of you about your
progress with Web 2.0 sites. Of course, I know this isn't goodbye
because I will be seeing a lot of you at SEMLS workshops. Also, you are
always free to contact me at any time if you have questions while
continuing your explorations.
I have also posted some Next Steps for you to continue your learning.
The Learning 2.0 class is one of my favorite classes to teach for SEMLS. It's great to explore how all of these
technologies work together, which is something I can't do in a
three-hour workshop. You all started off with different levels of
knowledge at the beginning of the class, and I've seen each and every
one of you grow in one way or another.
For
those
of you who have stuck to the end and completed the bulk of the work, I will soon be sending you a
Learning 2.0 certificate via delivery/mail. I will also send out PDP's
for those who need them. Please let me know if you do need the
Professional Development Points.
Thank you for making this such a rewarding online experience!Getting Started
Welcome & Pre-Reading
Course Syllabus
Assignments
Week of April 27 - Blogging
Week of May 4 - Tagging & Folksonomies
Week of May 11 - RSS & Newsreaders
Week of May 18 - Wikis
Week of May 25 - Podcasts & Video
Week of June 1 - Social Networking
Week of June 8 - Microblogging
This class is an adaptation of the Learning 2.0 program, also known as 23 things, originally developed by the Public Library of Charlotte and Mecklenburg County.
Hi! I signed in successfully. Can't wait to get started.
Sherry
Good evening, all! Successfully logged in, read the syllabus, and reviewed the instructions. Sounds like good stuff! Thanks!
Susan
Hi everyone. I've signed in and am looking forward to the next few weeks. Chris
I am very relieved to be posting a comment. Sherry will tell you that I cannot help but follow Murphy's Law as I make my way in the world. But I am nothing if not tenacious. Carol DeLuca
Hi, I've finally signed on after some technical errors. Thanks Kathy.
Debbie Walgreen
I have been reading comments on this home page and the "blogging" assignment page, and posting comments to both, feeling more comfortable making my way around the site. I suffer from linear thinking, however, and so switching pages makes me feel as if I am having a choppy discussion and might be missing something. Any advice on curing my affliction?
I'd like to know, too, if there is an easy way to return to the home page after looking at the various blogs from the class. I lose everything if I use the "back" button. Eek.
Carol
Oops, scratch the "back' button question, operator error strikes again.
Carol
Hi Carol,
Answer to your choppy discussion question is above. I don't know how you resolved your other question, but another to navigate the site is to use the "Navigate Pages" box in the right sidebar. As the wiki grows through the class, all of the wiki pages will be organized under that week's topic.
Kathy
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