Free Web 2.0 Projects Book Now Available!

At last! The Amazing Web 2.0 Projects Book!

• 87 projects.
• 10 further resources.
• 52 applications.
• 94 contributors.
• The benefits of using Web 2.0 applications.
• The challenges of using Web 2.0 applications.
• How the folk who ran these projects handled the issues...
• ... And what they recommend you do if you run them.
• What were the learning outcomes?
• And did I mention that this is free?!

To download it now, and to pick up a badge you can use to promote it (if you want to), please go to the Free Stuff page.

Update on Monday, March 15, 2010 at 8:13AM by Terry Freedman

There's an easy way to share this article

I should have mentioned this in the main article, but if you would like to let other people in your Personal Learning Network (PLN) know about this resource, there is an effortless way to do so. Just click on the link, at the bottom of the article, that reads 'Share this', and a pop-up window will appear containing links to Twitter and a gazillion other networks!

Thank you. :-)



Comments

[W Patterson]

What a great example of the benefits that are to be gained from having a PLN!!
So satisfying to have people share their experiences like this and for Terry to have transformed them into such an accessible form.
Another source of free projects like this can be found on http://uk.partnersinlearningnetwork.com

[Audrey Nay]

Having glanced through this vast resource and then printed it ready for a closer perusal..I am really looking forward to implementing some of these projects and learning from how other teachers solved issues when undertaking certain web 2.0 projects. :-)

[Terry Freedman]

Thx Audrey. I think that is one of the chief values of this collection: finding out how other people tackled generic issues!
saves reinventing wheels!

thx W Patterson

[Paige Coker]

Terry, this is such a valuable resource! Thanks for compiling and generously sharing with the rest of us. Our county is beginning a new initiative with Internet2 in which we hope to begin collaborating more with others around the world. This book will serve as a guide for us.

Many thanks,
Paige :)