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Education in the 2.0 Bazaar - IADAT e-2009
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● Background● Two opposing points of view● Education 2.0: a positive experience● Problems● Solutions● Conclusions
Background
Who am I?
Who are my students?
What are we using at Deusto?
How to improve communication and interaction?How to improve education?
Two opposing points of view
LMS vs Web 2.0
Institutional vs. DIY (Edupunk?)
Structured vs. flexible
Concentrated vs. distributed
Top-down vs. bottom-up
Formal vs. non-formal
Located vs. ubiquitous
Store vs. utility
Cathedral vs. Bazaar
Constructivism vs. Connectivism
Should I stay or should I go?
The Clash, 1981
Let's try the Edupunk way!
Education 2.0: a positive experience
Less lectures, more collaborative work
Teachers: from masters to DJs
No textbook
– Beyond physical boundaries– "Why should I go back to school and
– interrupt my education?"
– The teacher is not – the only yardstick anymore
– The teacher is not the only – available data source anymore
– Microblogging & Desktop widgets = – real-time participation
Problems
Lack of order Information dispersion > confusion
Digital competency: master RSS aggregation and social
bookmarking services
Lack of control: technical and social level
Privacy and arbitrary limits
Let's play 1984 game:wink.com, spock.com, peekyou.com,pipl.com, 123people.es, yasni.com
Scope confusiondon't even try it ;-)
Social networks designed for leisure (or procrastination)
Solutions
Current solution: wiki + group blogs + personal blogs + microblogging
Wiki (local, private): collaborative work +practice wiki-syntax + arrangement
Wiki activity (Spring 2008 & 2009)
Blog planet = group + personal blogs (virtual portfolios)
Twitter (public) & Yammer (private)
Microblogging + real-time desklet
Future plans
LMS + PLE + Web 2.0 services
Content-centred
Structure
Moodle
Student-centred
Custom
Mahara
Social
Flexibility
2.0Widgets
Conclusions
Education 2.0 is more than just addingtechnology to education
RSS is the “lingua franca” of the web, Education 2.0 must be fluent in RSS
One size doesn't fit allIdentify learner's main features
Google Wave Protocol? Testing platforms already available
Thank you for your attention
Questions?
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