Definition: The most dominant information and communication technology on the Internet that is an important means for facilitating learning and instruction in the classroom.
- With Web 2.0, we can now interact with what we can see and read. The internet is now manipulative with features such as inserting information, altering existing information, and inviting others all around the world to do the same.
- Web 2.0 technologies allow students to have a more interactive role in the classroom.
- Constructivist approaches were brought to life with the platform to create ideas and work independently while collaborating with others.
- To maximize the impact of Web 2.0 technologies in the classroom, this style of learning needs to be paired with inquiry-based learning (Science Experiment, Field Trip, Group Work) and project-based learning (design, create, analyze)
- This technology encourages investigation, questioning, collaboration, and reflection.
Examples:
- Blogs
- Wiki
- Podcasts
- Virtual Worlds
- Concept Mapping
- Social Presentation
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