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=media type="custom" key="899335"= =Teaching Science using Web 1 and Web 2 Internet Resources= Welcome to this workshop! This two-day workshop will demonstrate reliable and useful Internet resources for the science curriculum, as well as how to integrate these resources into the curriculum. Day one will review state provided databases and online resources for students and teachers. Day two will involve how to integrate this information into meaningful mediums for students such as Photo Story, Podcasts, Webpages, Wikis, Blogs and More!

Objectives/Goals
1. Name the differences and characteristics of Web 1.0 and Web 2.0 resources 2. Identify and explore state provided databases and resources specifically for the science classroom 3. Explore and use a variety of Web 2.0 resources 4. Name and share at least one resource that will be used in the science classroom 5. Identify the ISTE National Educational Technology Standards (NETS) for Students and Teachers

=**Workshop Schedule ** = 8:30- 3:30 - Lunch 11:30-12:30
 * Day 1:**
 * 1) Welcome and Introductions and Workshop Rules
 * 2) Web 1.0 Activities and Discussion
 * 3) Opening new Explorer tabs and web links
 * 4) Bookmark our workshop wiki on YOUR computer (For convenience) http://teachingscienceweb1web2.wikispaces.com/
 * 5) Open up a [|**Del-icio-us**] - account. The most popular bookmarking site. It has more than three million users and 100 million bookmarked URLs. Here is the link for the [|Internet Explorer Extension]. If you like using Firefox, it also has an [|extension].
 * 6) Web 1.0 Resources - Think about how you could use at least ONE of these resources in your classroom, be prepared to share!
 * 7) Share Time, Wrap-up and Evaluations for those who are not returning.
 * 8) LOG OUT OF ALL WEB 2.0 TOOLS YOU USED TODAY!!!

1. Welcome Back! 2. Web 2.0 PPT - Sit back, relax and watch! 3. Review using Explorer Tabs 4. Review using [|del.icio.us] 5. Wikis - Subscribe to [|Wikispaces] (only if you want to) OR....... 6. Learn how to set up and edit a wiki. Go to YOUR Wiki practice page, type in a comment, add a link to a website, and/or play with the text settings to become familiar with editing a wiki! 7. Set up an [|iGoogle] account – this will allow you to use all the fun Google tools! Play with the settings, change the theme, add some “stuff” (the fish are fun). 8. Blogs - Subscribe to at least one blog using Google Reader. 9. Document Sharing - Use [|Google Docs] to collaborate on a document or presentation. Complete the survey. Now make your own survey if you want to! 10. Social Networks - Set up a [|Classroom 2.0] account for yourself if you haven’t already. Make some FRIENDS! Go to your page and write a blog entry about something you’ve learned today. 11. Try [|Linkedin], the professional network. Set up an account, if you want to! 12. Try [|Twitter.] Set up an account and send a tweet or two! 13. [|Teacher Tube] and [|School Tube] - Locate at least one video that you could use in your classroom. 14. [|Slideshare] - Locate at least one slideshow that you could use in your classroom. 15. Share Time - Think about how you could use at least ONE of these resources in your classroom, be prepared to share! 16. Wrap-up and Evaluations 17. Continue to contribute to YOUR wiki, if you wan to, and keep in touch with Diane. 18. LOG OUT OF ALL WEB 2.0 TOOLS YOU USED TODAY!!!
 * Day 2:**

Images Credit: www.super-science-fair-projects.com via Google Images and www.realsoftwaredevelopment.com via Google images. media type="custom" key="924853"