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on March 18, 2007 at 10:02:49 pm
 

Using Web 2.0 Tools to Create a Professional Learning Environment 

 

 

Presentation at the ECIS IT conference at International School Dusseldorf, March 2007

 

This is an adaptation of the persentation given at the K12 Online Conference in October 2006 called The 21st Century Educators Toolbox: Devloping a PLE

 

  1. Using Web 2.0 Tools to Create a Professional Learning Environment 
    1. What is a PLE?
    2. A PLE is where you can
    3. What tools help make a PLE?
    4. Why use a Wiki?
    5. Let's look inside the toolbox....... 

What is a PLE?

Often called a Personal Learning Environment it is a place or places on the Internet where learning and interaction with others takes place using available online tools. It is a collection of resources and tools specifically chosen by the individual to be used during the average working day and for recording or documenting the journey of learning professionally and also personally if desired.

 

A PLE is where you can

  • Store pertinent information
  • Show professional development
  • Share personal experiences
  • Share resources: socialbookmarking, online images and multimedia files
  • Blog and interact
  • Collaborate with educators around the world

 

What tools help make a PLE?

The PLE model advocated here uses a Wiki as a central and organising force.

 

Why use a Wiki?

  • A wiki allows for easy and immediate web-page authoring (yes, I love Dreamweaver but............)
  • A wiki allows for inclusion of multimedia and RSS feeds
  • A wiki allows for collaboration with others through discussion and page creation if required

 

Let's look inside the toolbox....... 

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