The term “web 2.0” refers to the growing focus on collaborative, interconnected, user-generated content that distinctly altered the way Internet users spent time on the World Wide Web
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which allowed users to create individualized profiles as a part of a network of friends and contacts, also effectively became file-sharing outlets. Videos uploaded to the file-sharing site youtube.com could be easily posted on Facebook or Myspace and shared among friends.
Collaborative Virtual Environments to Support ... - 0 views
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I know that both groups were struggling with the environment aspect of the Virtual Communications project. Hope this helps!
Top 10 applications open on your worker's PC, and why BPM Software and Workflow Softwar... - 0 views
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By brian | December 13, 2010 | BPM, Business Applications, Collaboration, DMS, Facebook, Open Source, SAP, Social Applications, Social Media, Twitter So you are a manager at a mid-sized organization and you want your workers to use BPM software or workflow software so that you can start to get your processes under control.
Young Egyptians use Facebook, coffee to bring religions together (Uploading) - 1 views
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This article talks about how Egyptians use Facebook to upload information that has brought religions together. It describes how with the ease of uploading, new collaboration is possible.
Hadoop, Web 2.0 get path to tape for cheap, long-term storage - 0 views
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Service Desk Comparative Report Gartner's recent magic quadrant for IT Service Support Management included no vendors as leaders or innovators. Learn why and how ITinvolve is delivering an innovative service desk solution that empowers IT staff through social collaboration and visualization to improve incident analysis and triage to speed incident resolution time.
Why Should You Use Multimedia in the Classroom? - 1 views
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As the 21st century progresses further, it will be even more important that students understand multimedia and transition from passive consumers to active, thinking users. A teacher should use multimedia to engage students into the class material. This article explains the advances of teaching with multimedia: mobility, individualization, collaboration, flexibility, and a global reach.
Dry Lab Space in Infusion Technology Center at UF Innovation Square - 1 views
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I used this Web page for an image of a dry lab, which is a computer-based laboratory that is usually used for mathematical and scientific work. Dry labs and collaboration on scientific work are made possible by globalization.
telecommuting, swarm, supply chain, software, Office, hyperconnected, hardware systems,... - 0 views
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Work will become less routine, characterised by increased volatility, hyperconnectedness, 'swarming' and more," said Tom Austin, a Gartner fellow, in a media announcement.
Flatclassroom: Emerg - 0 views
Flatclassroom: Emergence of the World Wide Web In the 1990's the emergence of the Internet as a tool of low-cost global connectivity; the emergence, on top of the Internet, of the World Wibe Web en...
Virtual Author Visits in Your Library or Classroom - Skype An Author Network - 0 views
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If only I recognized these authors!
The Bumble Bee - 0 views
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This sounds like it might be cool!
IL Toolkit - Virtual Communications: Introduction - 0 views
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Definition of Virtual Communications Virtual communications encompasses a broad spectrum of concepts, technologies and practices that are central to our daily lives. In our society today, we can now communicate with a friend or co-worker in another country or continent instantaneously. We can earn a college degree or take continuous learning classes online with the click of a few buttons. The proliferation of information and communication tools, like e-mail, instant messaging and Internet telephony has revolutionized the way we work and live. How we use the technologies, such as email and collaboration tools, can influence the quality of the work we do and can determine our ability to function as a high producing, high performing workforce. Virtual communications facilitates the ability to know and understand how to access and share information electronically and is a portal through which a world of limitless learning opportunities exist.
Storybird - Collaborative storytelling - 0 views
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This website lets you make short stories to share with others and eventually you'll be able to print them.
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An example of how people make stories and share them.
Draw on any webpage. Share your ideas. - MarkUp - 0 views
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Would teachers use a tool that they can draw on a website?
Flat Classroom Conference - Transforming learning through global collaboration - 0 views
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The Ning for the upcoming conference in January -- it is REALLY Happening - I'm so excited!
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The conference in January.
Monster Project - 0 views
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Welcome to the Monster Project Hosted by Anna Baralt and Ann Oro The Monster Project encourages the development of reading and writing skills while integrating technology into the classroom. Using monsters as a vehicle, students exchange written descriptions via this wiki, and then recreate their partner's monster without ever looking at the "real thing". During the project, students create, discuss, describe, interpret, analyze, organize and assess their monsters as well as the monsters of their peers.
Flat Classroom Project - Building bridges for the future through collaborative projects - 1 views
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This project is known as one of the best uses of web 2.0 tools in education.
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This is the Flat Classroom Project Ning holding our reflections and partner communications for this year's project betwen 7 classes in Qatar, US, Australia, Austria, and China.
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Social network for flat classroom project.
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