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Welcome to the Addlestone Thursday@3 Web 2.0 Instruction Wiki

 

Workshops Introducing Practical, Useful and Free Web 2.0 Tools for Personal Productivity and Collaborative Learning.

 

Addlestone Library's Thursday@3 sessions bring workshops to the College of Charleston campus community showcasing the newest technology and how it can enhance teaching and academic life.

 

Our semester-long series of workshops focus on enhancing our patrons' working knowledge of digital information literacy and its impact on learning, teaching, and research. Information Literacy is defined as the lifelong ability to recognize the need for, to locate, evaluate and effectively use information (American Library Association, 2006). Digital information literacy is one aspect of this and very relevant for the 21st Century.

 

Each hour and a half session offers insight into these areas by way of explanation of concepts, demonstration of specific tools, and practical use as supported by best practices and successful application.

 

Topics for the sessions include blogs, wikis, social networks, social bookmarking tools, podcasts, RSS, micro-blogging, photo sharing and video-sharing sites. These tools and resources offer new, accessible and flexible ways to learn, teach, and interact socially anywhere, anytime.

 

If you would like to pre-register for a Spring 2009 Workshop, please fill out the registration form. We will send you a registration confirmation via email within 48 hours of the scheduled workshop.

 

If you have any questions please send an email to thurs3@gmail.com. We look forward to seeing you on Thursday at 3:00 at Addlestone.

 

 

Online definitions of the Web 2.0 concept can be found at:

Wikipedia

Webopedia

Whatis?.com

thesocialsoftwareweblog 

 

 

Sessions being developed with this theme include:   

  • Social Media: Improving learning and personal productivity


  • Useful browser extensions for managing your own learning,
    productivity, and resource sharing


  • Research tools and sources


  • Personal productivity and collaboration tools


  • Mindmapping and brainstorming tools


  • Introduction to blogs and podcasts


  • Web 2.0 alternatives to PowerPoint for group projects
 
  • Wikis for instruction, projects, research and collaboration

 

  • Social bookmarking: Practical steps toward collaborative learning and research
 
  • Finding and Evaluating information
 
  • File hosting/sharing tools
 
  • Gnu Image Manipulation Program: Image manipulation
 
  • Blogs and Webpages: collaborative student projects made easy
 
   

 

You can link to the current schedule of sessions below: 

Addlestone Sessions Resources and Calendar

 

 

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