I’ve noticed that many “Web 2.0″-based learning experiences are not 21st century skills-based. For example, students can twitter about a novel but if their comments are simply plot summaries then they are not showing critical thinking. Likewise, many 21st century skills are not Web 2.0 based. Students can create a video reacting to a novel but if no one reacts to it or builds on it than it really is not Web 2.0 read-write based.
I think that we have to move from isolated thinking to more global thinking. We want to see 21st century skills developed through Web 2.0.
I share this preliminary draft of a grid in which we can look at both 21st century skills and Web 2.0 characteristics at the same time to see if we really have an intersection of the two.
Tuttle's 21st Century Skills and Web 2.0 Grid
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