TLT CoffeeRead - Web 2.0: boon or bane for universities?
Posted on May 12, 2008
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Web 2.0: boon or bane for universities?
An interesting look at attitudes toward teaching and learning with Web 2.0 across the pond in the U.K. Advantages, and concerns, are discussed, including copyright issues. Comments are welcome.
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Good article. Wesch is a person we are looking at as a possible keynote speaker for the symposium. Highly recommend everyone check out his work.
Interesting look at Web 2.0 and Second Life and the scope of issues involved. I like the closing comment, “learning is a risky process.” Indeed. We’re all sort of learning together, aren’t we?