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Leading with Web 2.0
About This Initiative
Getting to know Web 2.0
Explore Web 2.0
Personal Productivity
Manage Your Schedule
Get Things Done
Track your time
Organize your Online Life
Train your Brain
Keep up with the World
Keep Track of your Finances
Plan Travel
Social Networking
Explore Social Networking Sites just for Educators
Share Content with Social Bookmark
Creativity
Teaching & Learning
All-in-One Enterprise and Classroom Solutions
Communities of Practice and Classroom Solutions
Targeted Support for Learning
Games
GPS
Collaboration
Work Together in Real Time
Stay on the Same Page
Communications
Spread the Word
Show, don't Tell
Put Yourself in Motion
Understand the Educational Potential
Participatory Culture
Anytime, everywhere learning
Transformational Change
Web 2.0 Tools & Resources
CoSN Resources
Web 2.0 for technology professionals
Web 2.0 in the content areas
For all Educators
The arts
Web 2.0 trends
Articles
MacArthur Foundation reports
More reports and white papers
Books
Blogs and wikis
Lists
Superintendents & Admin
Superintendents' Role
Superintendents' Knowledge & Skills
Superintendents' Actions
Chief Technology Officers
Chief Technology Officers' Role
Chief Technology Officers' Knowledge & Skills
Chief Technology Officers' Actions
Chief Academic Officers
Chief Academic Officers' Role
Chief Academic Officers' Knowledge & Skills
Chief Academic Officers' Actions
Chief Academic Officers & Curriculum Directors
Chief academic officers and curriculum directors can play a critical role in helping teachers and students make use of engaging Web 2.0 resources.
District administrators are overwhelmingly positive about the potential for Web 2.0 to improve students’ lives and their education. Yet the educational potential of Web 2.0 still is not being realized in many of the nation’s classrooms.
Leading with Web 2.0 will help chief academic officers and curriculum directors support a
participatory culture
of learning,
anytime, anywhere learning
, and
transformational change
in your district. By exploring this portal, you can:
Understand your role
Build your knowledge and skills
Take action
in your district or school
CAOs & Curriculum Director's section
Understand your role
Build your knowledge and skills
Take action
Participatory Culture Home
Learning with Web 2.0
Transformative Leadership
Consortium for School Networking (CoSN)
1025 Vermont Avenue NW, Suite 1010
Washington, DC 20005
-3599
Toll Free 866.267.8747
Telephone 202.861.2676
Fax 202.393.2011
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