Web 2.0 is briefly an

intersection of web

application ,including

information sharing,

interoperability, user-

centered design, and

collaboration on the

World Wide Web.

For Examples, it

comprises social

networking sites,

blogs, wikis,

video sharing

sites, hosted

services, web

applications.

It provides teachers

with new ways to

engage students in a

meaningful way.

"Children raised on

new media

technologies are less

patient with filling out worksheets and

listening to lectures”,

because students

already participate on a global level.

ICT-competence

Net-competence

Time-management

Competence to learn

self-regulated

Collaboration competence

Competence to deal with content

Information competence

Competence to deal with publicity

Learning Design

alternative ways of assessing (source: Jadin/Wageneder, 2007, online-lecture)

GOOGLE SEARCHERS: web 2.0/ e-learning 2.0

http://members.shaw.ca/dbrear/web2.0.html

http://socialsoftware.blogsome.com/2007/04/2

3/online-lecture-on-e-learning-20/

http://idp.teldap.tw/epaper/20081113/41