Cory Williswillisca@gmail.com

EFL 2.0 is the use of Web 2.0 in the EFL scope….

So, what is Web 2.0?

• Website

• Easily updated

• Ever-changing

• New information prioritized

• Comments

• Organization

Types of Blogs– Personal Blog– Corporate Blog– By Media – photos, videos, drawings, etc.– By Device – cell phone– By Genre – Art, Technology, Education, etc.

Blogging Platforms – Wordpress– Blogger– Edublogs– Movable Type– Live Journal

• Technorati tracks 122.8 million blogs

Blog Activity Formats– Individual Blogs– Group Blogs– Class Blogs

• Websites

• Collaborate work

• History

• Page structure

• No need for programming

• Open-source

Wiki Platforms– Wikipedia– PB Wiki– ClearWiki– Media Wiki

Educational Uses– Syllabus– Class updates from teacher– Project collaboration– Publishing

• Social bookmarking

• Social networking

• Social news

• Tags

• Comments

• Digital communities

• Digital natives

Social Bookmarking– Del.icio.us– Magnolia– Furl

Social Networking– Orkut– Facebook– MySpace– Ning

Social News– Digg– Reddit

• MP3 players

• iPod

• Napster, Limewire, Kazaa, Emule

• iTunes

• Last.fm

• Pandora

• YouTube

• TeacherTube

• Spike

• VodPod

• VoiceThread

• Photo– Flickr– Photobucket

• Video

• Presentations– SlideShare– Slide Rocket

• Video/Audio/Photos

• Comments in Video/Audio/Drawing

• Speaking Practice

• Pronunciation

• Widgets

• Google Gadgets

• Blogs/Wikis/Bookmarks/Photos/Videos

• All in the same place

• Pageflakes

• Sharing

• Collaboration

• Networking

• Teacher – Student

• Student – Student

• Student – Self

• Student – World

• Browser

• Cross-Platform

• Simplicity

• No Programming

• No Installing

• Accessibility

ThanksCory Willis

willisca@gmail.com

http://www.slideshare.net/willisca

http://whattheheck.pbwiki.com