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Literature Resource
- Anderson, Paul. What is 2.0? Retrieved August 20, 2009
- Hargadon, Steve. Web 2.0 is the Future of Education (blog post) Retrieved January 3, 2010.
This week, we have read these two articles of Web 2.0, which is "the future of education". We are getting familiar with services, applications, features, and educational values in Web 2.0. I love reading them, because they are very informative and illuminating. This podcast is a literature review about them. I think I still need more time to digest and develop them...Thank you for listening...
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New thoughts on Web 2.0 from Bakhtinian view
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New thoughts on Web 2.0 from Bakhtinian view
With the development of internet, the way
people perceive and generate information has greatly changed. For example,
since the advent of web 2.0 services, like blogs, youtube, and social networks,
people not only can get information online, but also become more connected.
Dialogues in this digital age harness the power of the learning community with a
blending of world views. Users have become more and more in charge of the
information sharing, evaluation, and creation process and the networks enable
them to interact and have all sorts of communication on this open cyber arena.
Individuals act as agents, participating in the learning activities and
constructing new knowledge in a more personalized way. In addition, these
participant-generated information are available 24/7 and open to those who have
the access to the internet, hence making it possible for readers to experience
the heteroglossia in this changing world and consolidate, integrate, and
synthesize a complex unity from a hybrid of utterances.
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