Web 2.0 tools are becoming very popular. They are changing the way messages spread across the Web. They are more about the user and content rather than someone just viewing whats on the internet. As Dr. Beedle would say, web 2.0 tools are more interactive. Web 2.0 tools are more about the active collaborator rather than the passive viewer. Examples of web 2.0 tools are: myspace, youtube, blogger, and twitter.
As a future teacher, I would be very careful when choosing what web 2.0 tools to use. Depending on what grade I was teaching at the time, I would make sure students never engaged in these tools alone or without restrictions. However, I would like to use youtube for different lessons. For example, finding something to do with science, music, etc. I think web 2.0 tools can be very useful in a classroom when planned out very carefully.
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