Coming of Age: 2nd edition timelines etc
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Coming of Age, 2nd edition
Contents (draft)
* = new content
++ = moved content
If you would like to change any of the sections I've written, or add to them, please let me know so I can co-ordinate that. Also, if you know of anyone who has done great things with the 1st edition, please write a cse study (250 words?).
Remember: you need people's permission to quote, use their pics (or at least abide by the CC licnsing terms or whatever).
See towards end of this post for timelines.
- PRELIMINARY INFORMATION
- THE CONTRIBUTORS: QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE
- INTRODUCTION
- * Introduction to the 2nd edition
- GLOSSARY OF TERMS USED
- A NOTE ON SPELLING
- BOOK REVIEW: REDEFINING LITERACY FOR THE 21ST CENTURY
- * BOOK REVIEW: Blogs, Wikis, Podcasts
- EFFECTIVE E-LEARNING THROUGH COLLABORATION -- Steve Lee & Miles Berry
- * Website review: Shambles/web2 -- by ??
- WHAT ARE RSS FEEDS AND WHY HAVEN’T I HEARD ABOUT IT?(RSS FEEDS FROM AN EDUCATOR’S PERSPECTIVE) -- John Evans
- * Trends in Web 2.0 -- Will Richardson (tbc)
- *Collaboration in Online projects, -- Jennifer Wagner
- BLOGGING: SHIFT OF CONTROL -- Alan November
- PHOTO-SHARING AND CLIP-ART
- FACTORING WEB LOGS TO THEIR FUNDAMENTALS -- David Warlick
- VIRTUAL SUPPORT VIA THE BLOGOSPHERE -- Mechelle De Craene
- THE INTERNATIONAL EDUBLOG AWARDS -- Josie Fraser
- * Blog.ac.uk -- Josie Fraser
- BLOGS YOU MUST READ!
- ELGG AND BLOGGING IN PRIMARY EDUCATION -- Miles Berry
- USING BLOGS IN SCHOOL
- THINKING ABOUT CREATIVITY: THINKING ABOUT BLOGS! -- PETER FORD
- BOOK REVIEW: CLASSROOM BLOGGING: A TEACHER’S GUIDE TO THE BLOGOSPHERE
- BOOK REVIEW: NEW TOOLS FOR LEARNING
- DIARY OF A POTENTIAL PODCASTING JUNKIE -- CHRIS SMITH
- PODCASTING -- Dai Thomas
- FINDING AND SUBSCRIBING TO A PODCAST VIA ITUNES
- OBTAINING INFORMATION ABOUT A PODCAST IN ITUNES
- GIVING STUDENTS A SECOND LISTEN -- Shawn Wheeler
- PODCASTING: A REVIEW OF RECORDING DEVICES
- OTHER USEFUL WEBSITES
- RECORDING A PODCAST ON A COMPUTER
- USES OF PODCASTING IN SCHOOLS
- * Blogging vs podcasting: how to decide -- Steve Denbo
- * Digital storytelling: a practical classroom guide -- Mechelle De Craene (tbc)
- * Digital storytelling -- David Jakes
- * Stories without words -- Barbara Ganley (tbc)
- WIKIS: AN INTRODUCTION
- ++ PODCASTING AND WIKIS -- EWAN MCINTOSH
- WIKIPEDIA VS BRITANNICA
- WIKIVILLE: AN INTERVIEW WITH JOHN BIDDER
- VIDEO BLOGGING: TERRY FREEDMAN INTERVIEWS PAUL KNIGHT
- VIDEO BLOGGING IN SCHOOLS
- * Web 2.0 video editing -- Chris Smith
- * Video blogging and cell phones as agents of social empowerment: food for thought for older students (tbc)
- SOCIAL BOOKMARKING
- FORUMS, INSTANT MESSAGING AND OTHER WAYS TO PARTICIPATE
- * Weaving Web 2 tools -- Darren Kuropatwa (tbc)
- * What's available for Mac users? -- Peggy George (tbc)
- * case studies (throughout the book) (tbc)
- FURTHER READING
Time lines
1. Confirmation of contribution: 1 September 2006
2. (Updated) biographies (approx 100 words) + mugshot: 8 September 2006
3. (Updated) Chapter -- 1st draft: 15 September 2006
4. Chapter (final draft): 1st October 2006
5. Recording of chapter to Shawn Wheeler: 3rd October 2006
5. Proof copy of 2nd edition: 1st November 2006: send to contributors
6. Feedback on 2nd edition by 15th November
7. Finished version: 30th November
Style guide
(if you are not changing your existing chapter, ignore this section)
1. Please send file in text format
2. Designate headings by having them on a line with a blank line above and below
3. It would be useful if you could also send me a Word version showing headings, bold text etc so I can see how you envisgaed it looking
4. Please use internet rather than Internet, ditto email rather than Email, except at start of sentences
5.Please save file in the format coa-title-name, eg coa-video blogging in schools-terry freedman
6. Please send pics separately
7. If u use pics, please indicate in text where they should go
Copyright
If you're happy with the following statement, do nothing. If you prefer, you can have a CC licence on your own contribution (but please send the details along with your final chapter)
"This booklet is (c) 2006 Terry Freedman (Ed) and its individual contributors. The following copyright statement applies to all chapters, unless stated otherwise.
The content of this publication is provided for your own personal, professional and non-commercial use. However, you may pass it on to others, either in its entirety or as individual sections; if you do so, please include acknowledgements to the source. You may not adapt, alter or create a derivative work from any part of the booklet except for your own personal, professional and non-commercial use, and on condition that you make it clear that the altered article is different to that accredited to the original author. Any other use of the booklet and its content requires the prior written permission of Terry Freedman or the individual author."
Other conditions
1. The online edition is free, and therefore your contribution won't be paid for, as I hope you will understand. However, a PoD edition may be made available, with profits going to the EFF.
2. People are free to use the individual chapters and the whole book how they like. I haven't put a creative commons licence on it, but given very generous (c) terms instead. But contributors are free to make their contribution under a CC licence. (see "Coipyright" above)
3. You're free to make it available for download from your own websites -- in fact, this is very much encouraged.
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