The document discusses the student toolkit and how students are using various web 2.0 technologies. It notes that more than 60% of teens create online content and share what they produce. It provides examples of technologies students use, including blogs and RSS for publishing, wikis for collaborative writing, and social networks. Common applications mentioned are Google Docs, Zoho, and Facebook. The document also gives examples of how these tools are used for communication, tasks, and mixing technologies in new ways.

1. Presenters Kevin O’Shea Teaching and Learning Technologies Instructional Development Center

2. Who Am I? Kevin O’Shea Educational Technologist Dec. 2007 Grad of Purdue

4. What is the Student Toolkit? feeds Web Standards Blogging RSS Peer-to-peer Wiki GTD User-generated content social networking Google Open source

6. Why Does It Matter? According to the Pew Internet & American Life Project (Lenhardt & Madden 2007) more than 60% of teens have created online media content, and more than 75% of those teens have shared the content they have produced. This in turn has fueled the online revolution of participation and collaboration.

8. RSS & Information

16. Facebook: The 800lb Gorilla/Guerilla http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/08/12/facebook-is-not-only-the-worlds-largest-social-network-it-is-also-the-fastest-growing/