How would you improve web 2.0/education 2.0 [or any education delivery web apps]?

How would you make education 2.0 easier, better, more useful either with the development of an application, fixing an existing application, or via some other means.

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Permalink Reply by Nancy Bosch on September 18, 2008 at 4:04pm

I've been using technology for 25 years in the classroom and I've made some observations. Right now there are hundreds of tools, a year from now most will be gone and the good ones will charge a fee.

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Permalink Reply by Dongsik Kim on September 19, 2008 at 7:32pm

Well, that does not seem to be so simple stuff because of too many interwivened things to be considerated, though. We need to think about twofold lines of thought: Designing easy and feasible components of some sort of collaborative architecture as well as triggering our kids to actively participate some sort of learning activity by providing appropriate collaboration skills or tip to be survived in the somewhat different learning setting

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Permalink Reply by Dongsik Kim on July 10, 2009 at 2:01am

Nancy, would you please to let us have such websites where we can obtain the tools?

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Permalink Reply by Andrew Brown on July 10, 2009 at 5:53am

Hey Nathan,

Did I ever tell you the story of Golilock's and the three Learning Management Systems?

I'm building my own LMS called Teacher's Seat (last icon in the image). I really, really don't like the current LMSs. I use these other LMSs and I am frustrated by their design!

You use a corperate LMS like "Blackboard" with way too much stuff, an unfriendly design with a high price tag
OR You use a free-is-free LMS like moodle that requires setting up, an unfriendly design, lacking important features or a classroom structure. I want the happy medium and thats what I'm building