Pedagogía crítica y Web 2.0 : formación del profesorado para transformar el aula.

Monográfico con el título: 'Participación política, democracia digital y e-ciudadanía para el protagonismo de adolescentes y jóvenes'. Resumen basado en el de la publicación

Niños 2.0 : una experiencia formativa en actitudes y valores para el profesorado ante la Web 2.0 y TIC.

Monográfico con el título: 'Metodologías de Aprendizaje Colaborativo'. Resumen basado en el de la publicación

Web 2.0 en la implantación de Ciencias para el mundo contemporáneo.

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Web 2.0 : ¿hacia la innovación en los procesos de enseñanza-aprendizaje?

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Web 2.0, accesibilidad y la brecha digital.

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Aprender entre iguales con herramientas web 2.0 y twitter en la universidad. Análisis de un caso.

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Post-constructivismo, lenguajes y ambientes de aprendizaje : del estudio de los media e hipertextos, a la web 2.0, el diseño instruccional, el post-constructivismo y la enacción

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Modelos pedag??gicos apoyados en la interculturalidad y la colaboraci??n a trav??s de la web 2.0 : an??lisis de una experiencia en el aula universitaria

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Construcci??n colaborativa de di??logos, en contexto juego de rol, a trav??s de la web 2.0

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Las bibliotecas escolares y la web 2.0 : un estudio de la estructura y del uso de los blogs de las bibliotecas escolares en los centros gallegos premiados en la convocatoria nacional de buenas pr??cticas de bibliotecas escolares del 2011

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La Biblioteca 3.0

Presentació de les novetats de la Biblioteca Digital i el Repositori digital, la Biblioteca al mòbil, la Biblioteca a les xarxes socials, l'aplicació dels codis QR i l'iTunesU

Birding 2.0: Citizen Science and Effective Monitoring in the Web 2.0 World

The amateur birding community has a long and proud tradition of contributing to bird surveys and bird atlases. Coordinated activities such as Breeding Bird Atlases and the Christmas Bird Count are examples of "citizen science" projects. With the advent of technology, Web 2.0 sites such as eBird have been developed to facilitate online sharing of data and thus increase the potential for real-time monitoring. However, as recently articulated in an editorial in this journal and elsewhere, monitoring is best served when based on a priori hypotheses. Harnessing citizen scientists to collect data following a hypothetico-deductive approach carries challenges. Moreover, the use of citizen science in scientific and monitoring studies has raised issues of data accuracy and quality. These issues are compounded when data collection moves into the Web 2.0 world. An examination of the literature from social geography on the concept of "citizen sensors" and volunteered geographic information (VGI) yields thoughtful reflections on the challenges of data quality/data accuracy when applying information from citizen sensors to research and management questions. VGI has been harnessed in a number of contexts, including for environmental and ecological monitoring activities. Here, I argue that conceptualizing a monitoring project as an experiment following the scientific method can further contribute to the use of VGI. I show how principles of experimental design can be applied to monitoring projects to better control for data quality of VGI. This includes suggestions for how citizen sensors can be harnessed to address issues of experimental controls and how to design monitoring projects to increase randomization and replication of sampled data, hence increasing scientific reliability and statistical power.

A web 2.0 user interface for wide-area resource monitoring

Resource monitoring in distributed systems is required to understand the 'health' of the overall system and to help identify particular problems, such as dysfunctional hardware or faulty system or application software. Monitoring systems such as GridRM provide the ability to connect to any number of different types of monitoring agents and provide different views of the system, based on a client's particular preferences. Web 2.0 technologies, and in particular 'mashups', are emerging as a promising technique for rapidly constructing rich user interfaces, that combine and present data in intuitive ways. This paper describes a Web 2.0 user interface that was created to expose resource data harvested by the GridRM resource monitoring system.

The Met Office Unified Model Global Atmosphere 3.0/3.1 and JULES Global Land 3.0/3.1 configurations

We describe Global Atmosphere 3.0 (GA3.0): a configuration of the Met Office Unified Model (MetUM) developed for use across climate research and weather prediction activities. GA3.0 has been formulated by converging the development paths of the Met Office's weather and climate global atmospheric model components such that wherever possible, atmospheric processes are modelled or parametrized seamlessly across spatial resolutions and timescales. This unified development process will provide the Met Office and its collaborators with regular releases of a configuration that has been evaluated, and can hence be applied, over a variety of modelling régimes. We also describe Global Land 3.0 (GL3.0): a configuration of the JULES community land surface model developed for use with GA3.0.