This document discusses how Web 2.0 technologies can support teaching and learning. It introduces key concepts like static versus dynamic content and gives examples of Web 2.0 tools like blogs, wikis, RSS feeds, and social networks. These technologies allow for more collaboration and interaction online in a way that mimics real-world classrooms. The document provides contact information for the authors to learn more about using Web 2.0 to enhance education.

1. Web 2.0 To Support Teaching and Learning Tom Caswell Shelley Henson Johnson d’arcy norman

2. Introductions and Key Terms

4. Blogs and Wikis ChrisL_AK

5. RSS Syndication and Aggregation Yahoo Pipes

6. Examples of Web2.0 in the Classroom

7. Social Presence Reputation Identity Garrison & Anderson (2003)

8. Contact Tom Caswell http://tomcaswell.com [email_address] Shelley Henson Johnson http://shelleylyn.com [email_address]