Web+2.0+practice

= Practice with Web 2.0 tools = Introducing yourself This space is where you can say who you are, what you do and what you want to get out of this module. You can do this in Voicethread or by writing a paragraph in the wiki space below or both!

1.To do this in the Voicethread, you will need to get a voicethread account. You will need to have a Voicethread account to participate in the rest of the module so why not be brave and take the time to try this out now. If you need support with Voicethread, visit the Web 2.0 instruction page. media type="custom" key="3691791" 2.To leave a few lines of written introduction using the prompts above, click on the the edit button in the top right corner and add your comments below (just click on the page where you want your comment to appear before starting to type just as you would in a Word document). When you have finished editing, click on 'Save' to add your changes to the page. Other introductions This is a Voicethread created by one of the module participants as a way of introduction. Look through the sunset slides to find her audio comment. media type="custom" key="3739449"

Simon Turnbull's Voicethread introduction (Lead Teacher for Waikino School in the WiredWaihi Cluster). media type="custom" key="3766829"

Getting your input Your input, expertise and experiences are highly valued in this online forum. If there is anything you would like to delve into further, please add your comments below (just type directly into the text boxes and click 'Submit' on the form - no need to edit the wiki page): media type="custom" key="3746397" You can see the topics of interest that have been entered in the above form in the table below. media type="custom" key="3746373"

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