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Different resources, perspectives and feedback.

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It would allow students to share ideas and concepts with one another and use multiple resources to learn.

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Students are able to collaborate and share their learning with a wider audience 

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Students are able to collaborate and share their learning with a wider audience 

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It will allow for more diverse ideas, could communicate them faster, and reach a larger group of people.

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I could get things from other sources and let students use them as a way to look things up

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students can receive endless amounts of feedback/answers to questions

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I think that web 2.0 can help connect students with the every day world around them. This also engages them in Hands On- Minds On. It also allows the student to develop their own thinkings and develop their own thoughts and opinions.

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Web 2.0 can make learning more authentic by engaging the students in fun types of learning experiences such as kahoot. This allows students to be competitive and more knowledgeable about the topic being studied.

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Web 2.0 can make learning more authentic by engaging the students in fun types of learning experiences such as kahoot. This allows students to be competitive and more knowledgeable about the topic being studied.

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Students can ask general questions using something like padlet or create a blog post. Also, using apps like Kahoot for a pre-assessment would engage the students, and be fun.

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Interacting with people around the world for real life application of things. For example: pen pals  for learning Spanish

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Interacting with people around the world for real life application of things. For example: pen pals  for learning Spanish

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I think that web 2.0 could make assessments more authentic by having the students ask and answer questions that they generate themselves by doing collaborative research. If they did a padlet, they could ask or make comments anonymously which is nice for those shy kids.