After reading about Web 2.0, I found that I was even more confused with the jargon! However, when I had time to reflect I realised that it's not too daunting at all. I really like how Web 2.0 is interactive and it really allows all users to be active participants. In many cases the user can get instant feedback from others.
I have had some experience with using a Wiki with my T.L. network and it is a fantastic tool for sharing information and brainstorming infomation in a secure online environment. Unfortunately the T.L. who was the main driving force behind our wiki has gone onto bigger and better things so we have let it slide over the last year, but it's a tool that I would like to continue to use.
Also has anyone used Glogster with their students? We used it last year and it was a fabulous way for the kids to interact.
It seems by looking at other people's post that Glogster is quite popular. Don't be too concerned about all the jargon that comes with some of the 2.0 apps. Just play & enjoy!!
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