Web Two > Heart of the Problem

Web2.0 in High Schoolhttp://deangroom.wordpress.com/2008/03/06/heart-of-the-problem/ [Web2.0 in High School] If teachers adopted a new method of delivery - digitally - which I can’t think ultimately takes the school any less time to actually produce (teacher/photocopy technician) - then we could deliver this information via courseware (Moodle) or one of the many Web2.0 service offering digital paper storage (iPaper).

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Janus Postshttp://wildajanuszzl.stmhost.com/2008/03/05/coming-of-age-an-introduction-to-the-new-worldwide-web/ [Janus Posts] Coming of Age: An Introduction to the NEW Worldwide Web: Beyond The School Gates: Web 2 And Parental Involvement Cheryl Oakes & Bob Sprankle 89. * The importance of learning networks - Clarence Fisher 90.

Web2.0 in High Schoolhttp://deangroom.wordpress.com/2008/03/04/thanks-for-nothing-mr-rudd/ [Web2.0 in High School] Thanks for NOTHING Mr Rudd.: Ross built servers, bought second-hand computers, laid cable, built a successful Moodle Courseware server for staff and students. In a few short years through fund raising (not grants) Brother Patrick and Ross had delivered several .

Akkam's Razorhttp://www.akkamsrazor.com/2008/03/05/daily-links-495/ [Akkam's Razor] Daily Links: (tags: secondlife moodle sloodle e-learning education web2.0 opensource interesting). Edge Perspectives with John Hagel: Community 2.0. (tags: community web2.0 socialnetworking business collaboration innovation socialsoftware) ...

Inside System Storagehttp://www.ibm.com/developerworks/blogs/page/InsideSystemStorage?entry=understanding_lamp_platform_for_web [Inside System Storage] Understanding LAMP platform for Web 2.0 workloads: For an IBMer to volunteer for an Open Source community project, you have to take an "open source" class and get management approval to review for any possible "conflicts of interest". I got this all taken care of, and accepted to help the XS team.)

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