web 2.0

Science 2.0: Is Open Access Science the Future?

Submitted by Cathy Davidson on April 22, 2008 - 5:00pm.
Cathy Davidson's picture
Flickr Image: 
Freeculture.org's Open Access Summit - 6
SCIENCE 2.0 -- IS OPEN ACCESS SCIENCE THE FUTURE?
Cathy Davidson's picture
Flickr Image: 
Classroom 2.0
classroom 2.0
From Saturday March 29 to Friday April 4, Classroom 2.0 is hosting a series of "live" web conversations, including on teaching content with current events, Web 2.0 for Beginners, how to set up your own Ning network, and open source. You're invited!

Web 2.0 and recent EduBlogsphere Reflections

Submitted by Lynn Marentette on January 25, 2008 - 6:49pm.
Lynn Marentette's picture

"Let's share links to our blogs!" was the title of a new thread that I started in Classroom 2.0. I started the thread after I came across a fantastic blog that had been around for a few years. The blog had never come up in any of my previous searches. I figured that a few members of Classroom 2.0 blogged, and I thought it would be interesting to see what their blogs were about.

I asked if people could post a link to their blog, with a blurb about the focus of the blog, and also post a link to blogs that they'd recommend to others.

WOW!

The Social Networking Beast

Submitted by Heather on November 17, 2007 - 10:19am.
Heather's picture
Developing a social networking site is not the same as conventional software development!

Swivel: more data mashup possibilities than a martini bar

Submitted by jonathan.tarr on November 14, 2007 - 6:47pm.
jonathan.tarr's picture
Sara Wood, VP of Swivel, visited the ISIS Tech and New Media Tuesdays series yesterday. Swivel's data mashup and visualization tools are so numerous you'll run out of fruity martini possibilities before you run out of graphs and geo-maps to analyze.

Crowdsourcing

Submitted by Cathy Davidson on July 11, 2007 - 10:35pm.
Cathy Davidson's picture
Wisdom of crowds. Smart mobs. What if the smarter, wiser digital crowds are also evil?
Cathy Davidson's picture
Thanks to Pam Spaulding, goddess of Pam's House Blend, and participation by many other local notables, our Web 2.0 workshop provided helpful hints on how to capture the attention of the blogosphere (the portion you want. at least), podcasting, streaming video live into Second Life, and very cool book tools like Library Thing.

Sweeping away the Cobwebs of Web 2.0

Submitted by Cathy Davidson on May 30, 2007 - 7:47am.
Cathy Davidson's picture
Learning how to sweep away the cobwebs of Web 2.0: that's the agenda for this afternoon.