What is going to be studied

This course Web 2.0 practice: tools and resources is divided in two well defined blocks. In the first one (themes 1 and 2) an introduction to the new Internet will be made, and some basic web services needed for the student to have the necessary tools, will be reviewed.  The second block (themes 3, 4 and 5) is devoted to a detailed study of the characteristic tools and resources present in the Web 2.0.

Objetives

General objetives. Once the pupil has finished the course, he should:

• Understand Internet's evolution
• Participate in social networks
• Know the different kinds of resources he has access to
• Handle digital resources
• Learn to use Web2.0 applications and services

Abilities and skills. The skills the students will develop are:

• Capacity to access different web services
• To use written expression according to the communication channel
• Digital image treatment and management
• Digital sound treatment and management
• Digital video elementary management
• Management of web resources through personal pages

How is it going to be studied

The course Web 2.0 practice: tools and resources is design to be taught under the system of "learning by doing" and therefore the acquisition of knowledge will be based upon the realisation of tasks (individually in most cases, and in groups every once in a while).

To that effect 11 groups, of approximately 7 students each, have been established. The students will have to coordinate themselves. It is important that the students get in contact among themselves as soon as possible to form a tight efficient group.

The groups created by the teacher responsible of the course will be maintained all along the course. Nevertheless, if needed the teaching team could reorganize a given group informing the affected students.

[ The course ]
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[ Student follow up ]
[ Themes and calendar ]
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