Video: Richard Baraniuk on open-source learning

Jimmy Wales on the birth of Wikipedia

Video: Nicholas Negroponte on One Laptop per Child, two years on

Video: Sir Ken Robinson: Bring on the learning revolution!

Video: Ken Robinson Says Schools Kill Creativity

21st Century Teaching Video

Video: Learning to Change-Changing to Learn

Video: Google Forms

Watch this short 2 min video

Google Docs has a Forms feature where you can easily create and publish a web-based/email survey or form, then as participants fill in the form, the responses get aggregated live into one web-based spreadsheet. The implications of this technology are endless for work (surveys, applications, etc.) and education (quizzes, see this digital scantron template one educator created).

Video: Did You Know 4.0

Video: Social Media Revolution

Click here for a list of all the stats and sources in the video

Video: How Social Media Can Make History

Major revolutions in last 500 years

printing press (publishing) 1 to many

telegraph/phone (communication) (1 to 1)

film/photograph (recorded media)

tv/radio (broadcast media)


NOW

internet (many to many) swallows all other media (prosumer)

Video: Social Networking in Plain English

Social Networking in Plain English  1:48 Min

Video: Social Media in Plain English

Free Video Editing Tools

Windows:
Windows Movie Maker (already installed with windows)

Web Apps (Webware):
Video Editing 2.0: 8 Ways to Remix Online Videos

Free Open Source Software (FOSS):
Some open source alternatives to Windows Movie Maker

Video: How to Use Windows Movie Maker

Video: Google Docs in Plain English

Google Docs in Plain English

Basically Google Docs is Microsoft Office suite on line. Instead of software that is downloaded and runs on your computer you have webware that is run inside your web browser from any computer. Also gDocs allows you to access your documents from anywhere and to collaborate with others on a live document rather than sending different version attachments back and forth. You can also publish, embed, and email to share your files. Oh and it is also free, all you need to do is sign up for a google account.

Video: Did You Know 2.0

Duration:

8:01 minutes

Video:

Author:

Karl Fisch

Additional Resources:Did You Know? 2.0 - Additional Quotes and Questions

To download an transcript of the video click PDF or Word

Web 2.0 Classroom Video Series

“Step by Step- Building a Web2.0 Classroom”: Excellent presentation from the K12 Online Conference. It maps out a easy to understand 10 step plan that can be easily implemented by virtually any teacher.