Information management with Web 2.0 applications and pratices

Personal presentation

Lino Oliveira

• Associate Professor

Department of InformaticsEscola Superior de Estudos Industriais e de Gestão (ESEIG.IPP)

• Researcher

e-IPP – Unidade de e-Learning e Inovação Pedagógica do Politécnico do Porto

KMILT – Knowledge Management, Interactive and Learning Technologies Research Group

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Information management with Web 2.0 applications and practices

My timeline in IPP

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2007 - Beginning of Web 2.0 practices in teaching activity

2001

2003

2012

2005 - "Birth" of Web 2.0


To know tools and practices using Web 2.0

to helpmanage information with Web 2.0 applications

needed in the process of creating and maintaining a online platformlike a MOOC

Goal for this session

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Agenda

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Contextualization Social mediaInformation

management

Information organization

Information sharing

Future

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Contextualization


Survey

Texting

• SMS? WhatsApp?Snapchat

• Email

• Facebook?

• Web ou App?

Social networks

• Facebook?

• Twitter?

• Google+?

• LinkedIn?

Sharingapps

• Blogs?

• Facebook?

• Instagram?

• Pinterest?

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Net generation

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New generation of young people

Greater technological skills, regular contact with technology

Digital Natives

Hi5 / Orkut Phenomenon

Affordable broadband

Increased availability andlower prices

Access to simple tools, intuitive and free

Social relationship(Google, Facebook, YouTube,

Wikipedia, LinkedIn, Instagram)

The new Web ...

Web 2.0



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The new Web

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NLlGopyXT_g


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TheMachineIsUsIngUs.wmv

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NLlGopyXT_g

Web 2.0 features

Services insteadof applications

• Accessible through a browser

User-createdcontent

• Using simple, intuitive and free tools

Participation

• Comments on a social network or blog

Collaboration,Share

•Documents in Google Drive orOffice Online, photos in Facebook or Instagram

Identity

• Personal informationstored online

Relationship, Recommendation

• Invitations on Facebook or LinkedIn, recommendations on Amazon

Multimédia content

• Audio, vídeo,images

Convergence

• Access acrossmultiple devices

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Content creation in Web 1.0

Specific applications for content editing


Content creation in Web 2.0

Editing using the browser itself


Participation

"Living" increasingly online

Ease of use of content creation tools

• Users creators participate in the web construction

• Users visitors can also participate by leaving your comments

Web 2.0 we are the Web!


Participation

Foruns in Moodle

Commens in a blog


Sharing

Images

Videos

Documents

Presentations


Sharing


Collaboration

• Documents inGoogle Drive

• Articles in Wikipedia

• Pages in a Wiki

documents in na online plataform

• This can be done simultaneously

• Exchanging opinions in real-time

Authorized users can in the issue

of such documents


Collaboration


Personal relationship


Professional relationship


RelationshipSharing experiences


RelationshipSharing interests


Identity

Contents managed and stored online

Housed in public platform

Restricted access through accounts that have associated profiles

• Login: username and password

• More or less detailed personal information


Identity

The greater our web activity, the greater the number of sites where we have information about us

Digital footprints


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Social media


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Social media

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k3VMfbIM-Xo


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k3VMfbIM-Xo

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Social_Media_legendado.wmv

Social applications

There are applications that have been designed from the outset to develop the relationship between people

• Social networks: Facebook, Google+, LinkedIn, Twitter

Others had as the main objective content management and evolved for socialization through features for sharing and recommendation

• Exemplos: Diigo, Slideshare, YouTube, Issuu, Flickr



Aplicações Web 2.0

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Popular Web 2.0 applications

Blogs

• Blogger, Wordpress, Tumblr

Wikis

• Wikipedia, Wikispaces

Social networks

• Facebook, LinkedIn, MySpace, Ning, Twitter, WhatsApp

Social bookmarking

• Diigo, Delicious

RSS feeds

• Feedly,Google Reader

Sharing

• Google Docs, YouTube, Instagram

Webmail

• Gmail, Outlook.com


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Information management


http://pennystocks.la/internet-in-real-time/

http://pennystocks.la/internet-in-real-time/

Search

OrganizeShare

Web information management cycle

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RSS Feeds

Allow aggregation of content(Web syndication)

They contain only the headlines, descriptions and links, without including design elements

They are used by websites of news and blogs to disseminate information

With the help of specific programs, allows you to automate the reception of content,avoiding the consultation of websites that publish it

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Feedly41


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Information organization


How to save the hyperlink of a specific publication for future reference?

How to easily share references with students?

To think about …

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Tag created with the rule<acronym of degree>-<acronym of course>

for each course taught.

The corresponding hyperlink is shared with the students.

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Social notetaking


Tags

HyperlinkDescription

Title

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Information Sharing


How to share the hyperlink of the webpage I'm viewing in a social network?(ex. Facebook)

How to share it in more than one social network? (ex. Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn)

To think about …

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Criar um scoop


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Scoop.it - tópico


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Fonte: http://www.slideshare.net/balhisay/aprendizaje-social-8357985

http://www.slideshare.net/balhisay/aprendizaje-social-8357985

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Future


Future of Web?

“Visual” socializationUse of avatars andthree-dimensional

virtual environments

"Intelligence" in information retrieval

Search engines deduct the significance of what we want, without having

to state it explicitly

Interconnection databases instead of

documents

Dialogue between machines


Future of Web?

Increasing access

throughmobile and diversified

devices

Augmentedreality

Internet of things


Three-dimensional environments


Augmented reality


Augmented reality

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8UjcqCx1Bvg


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8UjcqCx1Bvg

Augmented reality


Internet of Things


Thank you!

Some digital footprints ofLino Oliveira

• E-mail: [email protected]

• Website: http://www.eseig.ipp.pt/docentes/lro

• Profile: http://about.me/linooliveira

• Academia.eu: http://ipp.academia.edu/LinoOliveira

• LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/linooliveira

• Blog: http://web20pt.wordpress.com

• Facebook: http://facebook.com/linooliveira

• Diigo: http://www.diigo.com/user/linooliveira

• Slideshare: http://www.slideshare.net/linooliveira

• Twitter: http://twitter.com/linooliveira

• Scoop.it: http://www.scoop.it/u/linooliveira

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