Articles related to "Web 2 0 Technology"

Contrary to popular belief, the future of journalism is a bright one and the marriage between news and the web will be long lasting and loving.

Sometimes it seems that everyone wants schools to gladly embrace every new technology. The reality is that not all schools can effectively integrate Web 2.0 technologies.

If you're not making the most of Web 2.0, you soon will be! Here are a few tips to get you started.

Accessible website design is increasingly important to avoid discrimination and help blind, deaf, autistic, learning disabled and manually impaired users on the internet.

College instructor Melanie McBride advocates for using social media in the college-level classroom. In this interview, she describes how Web 2.0 has worked for her.

Using podcasts as part of a lesson can be fun for teachers and students. They are easy to create and use technology tools typically found in a classroom.

For he next generation web to exist, there needs to be a concise way for users to find information and to search the web online. We take a look at what's out there.

Whether prewritten or created as new, WebQuests provide a valuable learning activity that incorporates technology.

Teachers are encouraged to integrate technology into lessons. Though more computers are becoming available in schools, students are not always receiving the benefits.

Journals are not just for students. Teachers, too, can benefit from this tool for reflection and collaboration.

Podcasts can be a convenient way to learn from other educators. It can also be a useful way to share teaching experiences and classroom activity ideas.

Teachers can add problem solving and technology skills to writing assignments by extending the lesson to have students create videos with Scratch.

Microsoft Silverlight is a relatively new technology that enables developers to design highly rich user interfaces for web-based sites and applications for any browser.

Saint Leo University, a non-profit, Catholic institution, offers a range of Bachelor degree programs. This article reviews St. Leo University's online degree programs.

Wikis are a popular Web 2.0 technology with the potential for enhancing learning activities.

Web 2.0 has grown in recent years as a series of web technologies that allow for greater collaboration and interaction among users in a more global environment.

A three level self assessment is presented for determining levels of strengths and weaknesses with white boards, along with recommendations for professional development.

Computer technology, science, and history combine to create a thrilling portrait of New York City as a green island of rich natural resources and ecological diversity.

Hyper-Text Markup Language (HTML) is a basic computer programming language which provides the core element of the Internet (World Wide Web).