Week
1
What
have been your prior experiences with Web 2.0 technologies?
I have used mapping tools, blogs, discussion boards, social networking sites, Youtube, sharable calendars, sharable spreadsheets and documents, blackboard, online sychnous and asynchronous chatting, polling, videoconferencing, wikis and probably more that I cannot recall off-hand. I know some of that might only partially qualify as Web 2.0.
Do you consider
yourself a leader or follower in this realm, or something else altogether? Why?
I know I am not a leader in Web 2.0 technology because leaders create and I have yet to create a technology. At the same time, it is difficult to think of myself as a follower since followers a like leaves in the wind blowing with whatever trend is the strongest at the time without a filter.
I consider myself a user of Web 2.0 technology. I discern the best tools and use them as appropriately as possible. I try to grow with them, following trends that are helpful and dismissing trends that are unuseful.
Also, discuss what you hope to get out of this class.
I hope to learn how to become a better Web 2.0 user. I hope to learn to use Web 2.0 technology more efficiently. Furthermore, I hope to learn to use Web 2.0 to provide more interactive and effective learning for my students in my current job and in future employment. In summary, I hope to move from a Web 2.0 user to a Web 2.0 administrator.
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