The document introduces the concept of Web 2.0, which emphasizes easy and instant publishing that allows users to connect ideas. Web 2.0 shifts software to the cloud and focuses on people rather than code. It discusses how Web 2.0 changes formal learning spaces to be more informal and collaborative, moving from a "sage on stage" model to peer learning. The document provides 10 things to try with Web 2.0 technologies like sharing content online, using instant messaging, blogging, and customizing homepages.

1. Introducing Web 2.0: Issues and Ideas Lawrie Phipps [email_address]

2. During this Seminar What is Web 2.0 Digital Footprints Some things to do

3. What is Web 2.0

4. What is Web 2.0 Easy to use Instant Publishing Allows you to join ideas together Shifts the software from your machine to the cloud It’s about the Cloud But mostly It’s about people not code

5. Formal Learning Spaces Informal Learning Spaces Mass Consumption of ‘learning’ Personalised Learning Competitive Collaborative Restrictive and Constructed Creative and extended Sage on stage Peer learning Content Knowledge and understanding In Learning, for example

6. It's got no place in the working environment

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29. Digital Footprints

30. If I Google you what will I find out?

31. Ten things to try with Web 2.0 ACU have not endorsed any of these ideas and I take no responsibility for any of them (unless they work)

32. #1 Share something online with people in the office

33. #2 Install a tool that allows you to send an instant message to everyone in your team

34. #3 Don't come into the office

35. #4 Sign up to Twitter and follow someone or something you're interested in

36. You can't say anything in 140 charcters We hold these truths to be self evident, that all men are created equal (71 characters) Four things belong to a judge: to hear courteously, to answer wisely, to consider soberly, and to decide impartially. (117 characters) That's one small step for [a] man, one giant leap for mankind." (61characters) ask not what your country can do for you - ask what you can do for your country. (79 characters)

37. #5 Don't use email for a week (DM, IM)

38. #5 Use a new media for an old habit http://betterprojects.jiscinvolve.org/ http://bookboon.com Podcasts

39. #6 Think ahead use a web 2.0 tool for something you're doing next year

40. #7 Read a blog / write a blog

41. #8 Use a homepage like iGoogle

42. #9 Try Everything!

43. #10 Take control of your machine

44. Introducing Web 2.0: Issues and Ideas Thanks Questions? Lawrie Phipps [email_address]