Gail Dickinson
Science/Technology Coordinator
Madison Avenue Upper Elementary gdickinson@madison-schools.com
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Web 1.0- created by one person
 User visits static pages to gather information
 No interaction
 Modifications can not be made
(Mostly read only web)
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Web 2.0-anyone can participate
 Dynamic web pages
 Easy to use
 Collaborative -ability to edit (Wikis)
 User created content
 Everyone has the opportunity to contribute
 Distribution of information (Podcasting)
 Examples: Twitter, Face Book, Delicious,
Blogging
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 With Web 1.0, when you click on a link, the page had to “reload” and send the requested information (images, text, etc.) to your computer.
 With Web 2.0, that’s no longer necessary — the
Web pages are constantly and instantly refreshed, and there’s no more waiting.
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 The technology at work here is called Rich Internet
Applications – which gives the user desktop applications via the Internet.
 An example of Rich Internet application is - AJAX
(which stands for Asynchronous JavaScript and
XML),
• It changes the way browsers like Internet
Explorer interact with Web pages.
 Web 2.0 also means robust web sites and web applications that have capabilities previously only found on desktop applications.
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 Think of Web 2.0 as turning the places you visit on the Internet into applications, or lightweight programs, rather than solely information resources.
 Web 2.0 turns the Internet into a giant database with database applications readily available to all of us.
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Results
Poll
Everywhere
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Is a website demonstrating new Google projects
"that aren't quite ready for prime time".
It serves as a testing ground for new services being developed.
This is a way for Google to gain feedback on the products before releasing the final versions.
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Google transliteration
• Translates English word to another language
• Type in the word - school
Fast flip
• Flip through headlines of top newspapers
Google squared
• Organizes information into table
• Search animal cell 12

Google image swirl
• organizes image search results based on their visual and semantic similarity and presents a web format
• Search jaguar
Google goggles
• lets you search Google using pictures from your camera phones.
Google-411
• Searches for local businesses using your voice, from any phone, for free
• Search pizza, Madison, MS.
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Google scholar
• Searches through journal articles, abstracts and other scholarly literature
• Interactive whiteboards peer reviewed
Google sets
• Automatically create sets of items from a few examples
• Colors, Monday, mitochondria, lysosome– grow set
Google in quotes
• Compares quotes from political figures found in stories on Google News
• educaton
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 slideshare.net
(blocked at school)
• share PowerPoint, word, and other documents
 schooltube.com
(blocked at school)
• educational videos
 teachertube.com
• educational videos
• 3 Branches of government
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 Automotivator.com
• Create motivational posters
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• Polleverywhere.com
– Create polls using text messaging
online scrapbook
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 storyjumper
• create stories using starters
 tikatok.com
• online books
 zoho.com
• online productivity, collaboration and business apps
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 toondoo.com
• create cartoons/comics
 bighugelabs.com
• trading card maker
• motivator
 wordle.net
(see next page for examples)
• create/share word clouds
*Wordles are not monitored for content*
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Wordle Examples
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 Photoshop.com
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• Online photo editing/sharing/storage
 Memoov.com
• Create and share animated videos
 Audiopal.com
• record audio for free using phone, microphone, text to speech or upload audio file 21

 Zunalwebquests
 Time Rime – create timelines with images
 Recipe4Success - citation, rubric & graphic organizer maker
 Type With Me – text document collaboration
 Aviaryonline editors (image, color, audio, etc.)
 Word it Out – word clouds
 Pixton – comic creator
 Poetry Forms – create poetry online  Gliffy – online diagrams
 Math Tools – interactive math tools
 Mr. Picasso Head – create
Picasso-like drawings
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 Wordnik – dictionary
 Wolfram Alpha – information about topics
 A Maths – dictionary for kids
 Read Print – online books
 Vocabhead – videos about vocabulary words
 Spelling City – spelling program online
 Mag My Pic – magazine covers makes
 Scholastic Story Starters  Graphs – create a graph
 Kerpoof – comic creator
 Glickr – creates animations from images 23

Web 3.0 ???
Web 3.0-anyone can innovate
 It is Web 2.0 with a brain
 Artificial intelligence – will be able to “think”
 Merging of information that is customized for the user
 It will understand and satisfy the requests of people and machines to use the web content
(customized content comes to you)
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• http://www.go2web20.net
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– Large variety of web 2.0 websites
• http://school.discoveryeducation.com/schrockguide/edtools
.html
– Kathy Shrock web 2.0 resources
• http://www.edu20.org/
– Free web-based learning management system
• http://www.teachersfirst.com/content/edge.cfm
– Web 2.0 classroom applications
• http://www.commoncraft.com/
– Short “in Plain English” technology related videos * (great videos)
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