Jan
06
2008
72 pages.
I’ve been skipping around a lot, but now I’m going to concentrate on getting chapter one finished so I can post a draft.
Jan
06
2008
I’m writing a book (working title: Millennium Teacher: New Media, Free Culture, and Classroom Practice). To keep myself honest, I’m going to post my progress in this blog.
Status as of January 6, 2008: 64 pages. The book outline is below (note that this is subject to change).
- 1 Blogs and web feeds
- 1.1 What is a blog?
- 1.2 Blogs in the classroom
- 1.3 Some representative edublogs
- 1.4 Starting a blog
- Blogrolls, Comments and Trackbacks
- 1.5 What are web feeds? (RSS and Atom)
- Feeds
- Feed readers (aggregators)
- 1.6 Other uses of web feeds
- 1.7 Web feeds in the classroom
- 1.8 Setting up a feed reader
- 2 Wikis
- 2.1 What is a wiki?
- 2.2 Wikis in the classroom
- 2.3 Using a wiki
- Editing wiki pages
- Tracking wiki changes
- 2.4 Some representative wikis
- Wikipedia
- WikEd
- LISWiki
- LyXWiki
- 2.5 Setting up your own wiki
- 3 Social Networks
- 3.1 What is social networking software?
- 3.2 Social networks in the classroom
- 3.3 Some representative social networking platforms
- Facebook
- MySpace
- Mahara
- LinkedIn
- 4 Content Management Systems
- 4.1 What is a CMS?
- 4.2 Content management systems in the classroom
- 4.3 Some representative CMS packages
- Learning Management Systems
- Moodle
- Claroline
- Atutor
- Sakai
- General Purpose CMS
- Mashup Sites
- 5 New Media, New Literacies
- 5.1 What do we mean by “new media”?
- 5.2 New media in the classroom
- 5.3 Some representative new media applications
- Video
- Slide Shows
- Instructables
- SlideShare
- SCORM, et. al.
- Audio
- Audacity
- Podcasting
- Odeo
- Educational podcasting
- Live Radio
- Animation
- 6 Multi-user Virtual Environments (MUVEs)
- 6.1 What are MUVEs?
- 6.2 MUVEs in the classroom
- 6.3 MUVE platforms
- Second Life
- Open Croquet
- Project Wonderland
- 7 Server Installation and Administration
- 7.1 Server basics
- Hosting options
- Domain setup
- Database configuration
- 7.2 Installing software
- Fantastico
- Moodle
- WordPress
- Mediawiki
- Mahara