1. Resources from the open web for our teaching and enrichment Geoff Riley Autumn 2010

2. A generation has “grown up digital”

3. The world of Web 2.0 The web 2.0 is Entertainment Information Communication Commercial Social networks .................and LEARNING

4. The World is Open Open access to real-time data Open source software & courseware Open collaboration between students Open collaboration between teachers

5. The emergence of new learning spaces in schools and colleges

6. An Open Web of Learning

7. MIT has opened the door!

8. Yale has followed suit

9. A new generation of e-books – from the University of Cambridge

10. Sharing a resource from the University of Nottingham The Periodic Table of Videos is a collaboration between the University of Nottingham's School of Chemistry and video journalist Brady Haran

11. The British Library online

12. Mapping an ever-changing world

13. Using Twitter for Teaching

14. Royal Geographical Society

15. Fresh content from New Scientist

16. Guardian Science

17. Medical issues from the Lancet

18. Connect with experts

19. Open web of audio visual content

20. iTunes U – a goldmine of resources

21. The Light Blues join the Open Web

23. YouTube Edu

24. The RSC on You Tube

25. Royal Society joins the Open Web

26. Big Think

27. Reuters News Videos

28. Channel 4 archives

29. Technology, Education, Design

31. The digital learning future Mobile Participatory Collaborative Non-linear New styles of assignments Rewards risk-taking students and teachers An open web for continuing professional enrichment

32. Geoff Riley g.riley@etoncollege.org.uk Twitter: Tutor2u_Econ