1. The next step for IDEC From information to conversation Using Internet for Sharing Knowledge Jeroen Clemens jeroencl@gmail.com

2. IDEC Changed until the end 90s: F2F meetings, European Bulletin, start individual email, snail mail end 90: first website. Information on associations, adresses, dates, start group email, less snail mail 2 years ago: new website with more flexibility: CMS, information on associations, proceedings, projects,.... last year: Cluj, presentation on new tools, setup WIKI, no response

3. What do we want? 1.do we want improvement in collaboration and the sharing of knowledge ? 2.why ? give some arguments 3.how? give some ideas

4. Where are we now? Internet changed We have the tools to become a community Do we want to use it? What do we need to make it happen?

5. Internet changed retrieve information one-way direction websites static user a consumer no email, but communicating online (facebook, hyves) people publish journals, photographs, blogs web a two-way street. No high tech- skills needed user is producer and communicator

6. Social software allows to interact and share data with other users. enables collaborative work knowledge creation and storage carried out through collaborative writing we can create actual online communities

7. del.icio.us social bookmarking Web 2.0 Podcasts Google earth

8. Blogs like online journals for a particular person owner will post a message periodically, allowing others to comment blogs allow comments on the entries, thereby creating a discussion forum can become professional conversation

9. Example: Blog

10. WIKI a website that can be quickly and collaboratively created. Teachers use wikis to communicate and collaborate with students. Class wikis include text, pictures, links to other resources and multimedia. Students collaborate their knowledge and learn from each other IDEC could do this too!

13. Social bookmarking post your list of bookmarks or favorites websites for others to search and view them examples: diggo, del.icio.us easy integrated in your browser

15. Social libraries allows visitors to keep track of their collectibles, books, records, and DVDs users share their collections. recommendations can be generated based on user ratings example: LibraryThing

17. What can we do? We set up and use a WIKI http://wikispaces.com http://wikispaces.com  With IDEC members  With your network / association / colleagues  With your students We share blogs on http://www.edublogs.com http://www.edublogs.com  Ongoing reflection We share bookmarks on http://www.de.lio.us.comhttp://www.de.lio.us.com We share books on Library Thing: http://www.librarything.com/ http://www.librarything.com/

18. I cannot do this !! Yes, you can! You are in charge Maybe with a little help from our friends I could be one of those friends

19. Request I would like to set up a few projects with other secondary schools collborating online on topic we can discuss language: English, French, German please contact me.

20. A guide to wikispaces Thank You Thanks for listening. We hope to hear from you soon. Until then.  email: jeroencl@gmail.com or jclemens@helenpark.nljeroencl@gmail.com jclemens@helenpark.nl  Skype: jeroencl 20