2.0 a new view on the web

- not a new technology
- a new way to use and perceive the web!
* ubiquitous access with multiple devices
* broadband

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1.0 > 2.0
user vs. author
user becomes author

local vs remote
local goes remote

private vs. public
privacy?

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learning 1.0

user = student
author = teacher

local = home
remote = school

private = learning
public = performing

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learners as creators
learning is ubiquitous
learning is performing

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1.0 learning environment = an island, teacher imports ressources
2.0 learning environment = a portal to the web, learner configures environment (hybrid platform, aggregate content)

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Drupal
sharing blogs, wikis, books
by taxonomy, tagging
via feed /RSS
social presence

integrating
personal tools, apps

students don't like the blogging platform of Drupal, so they can choose their own blogs and we just integrate the RSS feeds.

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2.0 implications for instructional design
user-generated and aggregated (micro) content
user-configured generative tools
integrated in a personal / social portal