A useful overview of the differences between Web 1.0 and Web 2.0 is available in the Web 2.0 for EFL/ESL teachers resource. The video gives a general introduction to what Web 2.0 means to English teachers and learners.
Nik mentions a lot of websites in the presentation. They provide a cross section of the types of site available in the Web 2.0 world.
Nik mentions a lot of websites in the presentation. They provide a cross section of the types of site available in the Web 2.0 world.
- Digg - a news website where users vote on what appears on the front page
- Wikipedia - a user generated encyclopaedia
- YouTube - user generated video sharing website
- BigThink - a forum for new ideas
- Flickr - a photo sharing website
- TeacherTube - a video sharing website aimed at teachers
- MonkeySee - a user generated 'how to' video site
- Podomatic - a website where users can create their own radio style radio shows
- Voicethread - a tool for discussing files and photos
- VoxSwap - a language exchange site
- Palobea - a language learning site for teachers to teach online
- CourseLab -free e-learning authoring tool
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