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    Web 2.0 tools promote collaboration by allowing people to work together online without removing individual control. Many tools are free and accessible worldwide, leveling the playing field. These tools also foster creativity by making skills like video editing easier to incorporate. Social media and open source approaches further improve ideas by building on others' contributions. This culture of collaboration is said to spur unique outcomes like testing ideas first, being supportive, recognizing diversity, and focusing on one thing at a time. 21st century schools should leverage tools like wikis, blogs, podcasts and Twitter to facilitate interaction between administrators, educators and students and establish communities of ideas.

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    Web 2.0 tools promote collaboration by allowing people to work together online without removing individual control. Many tools are free and accessible worldwide, leveling the playing field. These tools also foster creativity by making skills like video editing easier to incorporate. Social media and open source approaches further improve ideas by building on others' contributions. This culture of collaboration is said to spur unique outcomes like testing ideas first, being supportive, recognizing diversity, and focusing on one thing at a time. 21st century schools should leverage tools like wikis, blogs, podcasts and Twitter to facilitate interaction between administrators, educators and students and establish communities of ideas.

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    The Importance of

    Interdependence, Web 2.0 Tools


    and Other Collaborative Tools
    A Garden in My Apartment - Britta Riley
    Leading 21st Century Schools - Lynne Schrum and Barbara B. Levin

    Jacob Bowker
    Kay Pham

    Web 2.0: The Second Generation of the Internet


    Web 2.0 Tools benefit
    collaborative work without
    removing the individual or selfpaced control (Schrum & Levin,
    2015, p. 114).

    Web 2.0: Free and Ubiquitous


    Because many Web 2.0 tools
    are free, and anyone with a
    robust Internet connection can
    contribute online, they level
    the playing field for
    collaborators worldwide
    (Schrum & Levin, 2015, p.
    115).

    Web 2.0: Fostering Creativity


    Web 2.0 tools are now
    allowing creativity to be
    a more easily
    incorporated skill to
    build on, such as with
    VoiceThread, Voki,
    Toondoo, Pixton, Comic
    Creator, and Photo &
    Video online editing.

    Social Media and Collaboration


    Social Media sites,
    along with the
    momentum of Open
    Source, allows for
    collectives to expand
    on the ideas of one
    another, only leading
    to improved ideas
    (Britta Riley)

    Co-Developing Through Open Source


    Co-developing is made
    possible by reaching out by
    creating a social media site,
    sharing ones own projects in
    great detail, in order for
    others to understand and
    take on the project for
    themselves (Riley).

    The Culture of Collaboration


    According to Britta Riley, collaboration spurs on a
    unique culture:
    (1)
    (2)
    (3)
    (4)

    Test first
    Be supportive
    Recognize diversity
    One thing at a time

    Leading to Changes in Consumerism


    In order to see much
    needed changes in the
    consumer-based society,
    the world needs people to
    ditch the term consumer
    and get behind the people
    who are doing stuff
    (Britta Riley)

    21st Century Schools: Growing Mindsets with


    Web 2.0 Tools and Social Media
    Wikis, blogs,
    microblogs, podcasts, &
    vodcasts exemplify how
    administrators,
    educators and students
    could interact online.

    Twitter: #21stcenturyschools

    Microblogging, especially
    with Twitter, helps to
    establish endless
    collectives of ideas!
    (Schrum & Levin, 2015,
    p. 123)

    Bookmarking Resources
    Educational bookmarking, such as
    Delicious, Diigo, and Symbaloo
    allow educators to create lists of
    links specifically for any class or
    assignment. But most importantly,
    educators can organize all their
    bookmarks in a useful way with
    tags so that a particular one is
    easily displayed (Schrum & Levin,
    2015, p. 127).

    References:
    Schrum, L. & Levin, B. (2015, April 21). Leading 21st Century Schools:
    Harnessing Technology for Engagement and Achievement (ch. 6). Corwin.
    Kindle Edition.
    Riley, B. [TED]. (2011, Nov 26). Britta Riley: A garden in my apartment.
    [Video file]. Retrieved from https://www.youtube.com/watch?
    v=YhvfOlPYifY&feature=youtu.be

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