7 thoughts on “Web 2.0 Chapter 1 Discussion

  1. Web 2.0 Chapter 1 Discussion | derekd's blog « Social Computing Technology
    3:00 am - 8-26-2010

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  3. lininga
    3:47 am - 8-28-2010

    “We are no longer in the industrial age where we can sit back and work for a company the rest of our lives. We have to constantly adapt and change with the world or else we will be left at the back of the pack.”

    Very well said Derek! I think it is very important that our students understand they will no longer be “safe” in any job they choose due to the changes in our economy and how many jobs are being outsourced to other countries. It should be our job to ensure our students are the best they can be when preparing for their future. Mirroring how businesses currently operate, presenting the best tools, and helping the students improve their skills when using technology is what our classroom will have to be about for the students to be successful in the business world.

  4. pbrunk
    2:15 am - 8-30-2010

    Your discussion on 21st Century skills and how that means doom to the old way of pencil and paper tests and boring lectures is absolutely spot on. Life in the 21st Century is going to revolve around adaptability and change. Teachers need to jump head first into mastering these skills as the best students will be those who understand the ever-changing world!

  5. annef
    9:16 pm - 8-30-2010

    Derek,

    I really enjoyed your perception of potential technological improvements. Determining trends before they actually become a trend can be a valuable tool for businesses, but it is not easily accomplished. It seems like you already have a knack for that!

  6. whitacc
    10:04 pm - 8-30-2010

    I agree that four categories of skills that are necessary in our future students are digital age literacy, inventive thinking, effective communication, and high productivity. It is very important to instill these skills in our students to ensure they will be competitive in the world job market. As it seem that the world is getting smaller and smaller each day.

  7. apsutte
    2:07 am - 8-31-2010

    I was very interested in your comment regarding future businesses existing primarily online and the significant decline in brick and motar buildings. It is hard to imagine a world without physical buildings to travel to when one is in need of a product or service that business offers. I feel that personal connectivity is significantly declining but I personally always prefer to work with a business in face to face format.

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