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Powerful Tools for Teaching and Learning: Web 2.0 Tools – on Coursera

Access, Equity, Accessibility Ease of Use Communications Terms of Use,

PrivacyMy own

experience

A MOOC on the Coursera PlatformBy University of Houston

Access, Equity, Accessibility

Ease of use

Communications

Instruction Team

Top Forum Contributors Web 2.0

Terms of Use & Privacy

My Own Use

I have used (for the first time) a screencast app (Jing), a Web 2.0 tool recommended by the instructors to show you the experience of a ‘learner’ within this online course. You may view the screencast at the following site: http://www.screencast.com/t/0sEFKgDg

My Favorite Coursera Courses

Learning how to Learn

Maps and the Geospatial Revolution

E-learning and Digital Cultures

Johns Hopkins UniversityUniversity Teaching 101

Moralities of Everyday Life

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References Coursera. (2015, October 25.) Powerful tools for teaching and learning: web 2.0 tools.

University of Houston System. Retrieved from https://class.coursera.org/newtechtools- 003

Coursera. (2015). Terms of Use. Retrieved from https://www.coursera.org/about/terms

Woodgate, A., Scott, A.-M., Macleod, H., & Haywood, J. (2015). Differences in online study behaviour between sub-populations of mooc learners. Educación XX1, 18, 147–163. doi:10.5944/educXX1.13461