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Web 2.0 as Instructional and Assistive Technologies Discussions (7)

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Would teachers rather do Web 2.0 or drink a bucket of monkey snot? I'm looking for some insight into why teachers, even tech comfortable teachers, don't use new technology. I run a blog and a website and ... Started by Mark Oehrlein	3	Jun 16 Reply by Brian Wojcik
Social Networks and Assistive Technologies I need your help! My background is in elementary education and currently I work for a non-profit organization in central Ohio helping tea... Started by David Hayward	4	Mar 12 Reply by Laura Leigh
Social Network Benefits I signed on to respond to this discussion, but Mark said it all!! Thanks Mark Started by Laura Leigh	0	Mar 12
Blogging with Pictures and Text Hi, Is anyone using a Blogging site that uses pictures with text? If so, how's it working for your students? Thanks, Deb Started by Deb Barrows	4	Dec. 13, 2008 Reply by Christine Southard
What is your favorite Web 2.0 Technology? What is your favorite web 2.0 technology that you think can be used or that you have used to differentiate instruction or as an assistive... Started by Brian Wojcik	19	Jun. 18, 2008 Reply by Lon Thornburg
Wording of New Technologies On the ride home from teaching today, I could not stop thinking about comparing the two expressions Web 2.0 and the Read/Write Web. It w... Started by Samuel Charles Sennott	0	Nov. 9, 2007
Digital Immigrants vs Digital Natives I was reading a post by David Warlick in which addresses Digital Immigrants (those who come to these new digital technologies as users) a... Started by Brian Wojcik	1	Nov. 7, 2007 Reply by K Greenhaw