You should also review some of the concerns that will
likely arise as you incorporate new Web 2.0 tools in your instructional
practice, especially regarding student privacy, intellectual property rights, and student etiquette.
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Using multimedia to increase student engagement - 0 views
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Article containing many ways to incorporate multimedia technologies into classroom to engage and involve students. Also contains several links to pages with usage ideas, technology as the new face of the classroom, new teaching environments, etc.
TechCrunch - 0 views
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Over the last few years this site has linked me to some pretty go articles, tutorials, and free apps.
Apple Fans Chopping Off Hands In Anticipation Of New iHand | Onion News Network - 0 views
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If we don't laugh at ourselves, someone else will
Guide to Online Schools - 0 views
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Online education is an exciting and increasingly popular option for universities, but it's still quite new and there's a lot to learn.
Official Google Blog: What's new with Blogger - 1 views
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Watch the "Have you looked at Blogger lately?" Video.. very cool
The State of the News Media 2011 - 0 views
Preparing a massive open online course on mLearning, balancing old and new thinkingIgna... - 0 views
Schools Conflicted over Web 2.0 Districts (Sept. 2010) - 0 views
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Interesting article about the concerns educators and administrators still feel about Web 2.0 technologies. It also contains to links to a case study of six school districts forced to incorporate Web 2.0 technologies.
Official Google Enterprise Blog: Google Apps just got smarter: introducing the Apps Mar... - 0 views
Teaching with Technology - Web 2.0 and Instruction - 0 views
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Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (FOIPOP).
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To learn more about FOIPOP as well as the considerations faculty should make when selecting a Web 2.0 tool, please see the following resources
Sui Generis--a New York law blog - 0 views
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