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ED 515 Web 2.0 Assgn
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Brigitte Hunter
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Updated Sep 12, 2022
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Chapter 1
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Chapter 2
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Chapter 3
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Chapter 4
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Chapter 5
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Chapter 6
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Chapter 7
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Chapter 8
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Chapter 9
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Chapter 10
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The contents of this presentation consist
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of information that will enlighten you on
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a few web 2.0 tools that are excellent resources for teaching and learning.
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The content will specifically include the definition.
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My personal definition of Web 2.0 tools online instruction
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benefits of Web zero tools and online instruction.
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The challenges that could come with the use of Web 2.0 tools and references
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My definition of Web 2.0 tools is that Web 2.0 tools consist of
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a combination of technology hardware and software
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used for learning purposes in classrooms.
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Online learning or blended learning environments.
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It affords teachers the ability to deliver instruction that can be
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accessed by students any time and in any space they choose
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Web 2.00 tools are used best during online instruction
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whether that be online instruction inside of a classroom.
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Online instruction that is distance or supplemental instruction.
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Web point no tools required knowledge of appropriate use of technology
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tools such as Dez MO's google slides and quiz lit.
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The tools required knowledge of the academic needs of students,
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choice of learning management systems
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such as blackboard model canvas or google classroom and they
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require knowledge of instructional design principles such as U.
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D. L. Which is the universal design for learning framework.
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Some of the benefits of using Web two point oh tools include
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the academic needs of students with various learning styles and abilities can be
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met with the appropriate use of
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instructional technology tools and appropriate application.
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The appropriate application of U. D. L. Principles
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for example route at all to 2021
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stated that digital tools can be used
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to support students with disabilities online.
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Accordingly, the principles of U. D. L.
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Can be strategically applied to meet the
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needs of students with visual or hearing impairment
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by using instructional tools such as read and
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write for chrome or voice dream reader.
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Some of the challenges could that have, could occur.
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Um one of the biggest challenges in our time
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in some of our lifetimes has been COVID-19.
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And the solution to that was the use of Web 2.0 tools.
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I'm not saying that was the only solution but a remarkable solution.
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School districts were forced to revert to online locations or online education.
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Not all teachers had skills needed to teach online.
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Many school districts could not have supply students with laptops.
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The bandwidth needed for internet connection was not available.
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And such um challenges as those were met during at that time.
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one of my favorite tools uh
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for
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Web Two point Oh tools is Dismas Dez moses an online
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Web two point Oh tool that is used for mathematics.
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It is great for graphic whether students are learning the coordinate plane,
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the quadrants there learn learning how to plot points.
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It is used for advanced math, such as graphing linear equations,
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graphing quadratic equations,
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graphing polynomial equations and even more complex
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studies such as transformation of graphs.
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So students can also get to see graphic in real time when during live instruction
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because it is so important for students to get to see the
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modeling of graphing before they attempt to do that on their own.
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Google slides is also an excellent web two point oh two because
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not only do teachers such as myself get to create slides,
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but students can also give feedback on the slide as well,
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they can add content as they see fit
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and this is great when working in collaborations,
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if I'm working one on one with a student and
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they feel they would like to add something especially great
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when students are working within a group and you will
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see here if you click on the link factoring,
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try nomi Als, I created a slide,
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it's a learning slide or teaching slide for some of my students really,
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the idea was to use this as supplemental instruction.
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Lastly I have decided to use quisling.
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Quisling is also a very good web, two point oh tool that I love to use.
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I found an instructor, I think she's located in New Jersey.
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Um she is so generous with her lessons that she's,
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she's also a math teacher and she's created a lot of lessons on quiz lee from
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grades nine through 12 and it just kind of inspired me to use it because yes,
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math consists of numbers and operations, but vocabulary and the types of
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graphs or equations and different things that we're working with.
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There are so many terms and words that students really need
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to understand that go hand in hand with solving math problems.
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So quiz it keeps out in that way.
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On this last slide, I have provided some resources,
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some references where I've gotten some very valuable information.
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There's a vast amount of information out there,
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but these are some of the key ones that
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I decided to use and including this presentation.
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Um, I hope this was very uh,
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enlightening for you and that you enjoyed. Thank you.
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