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by: Evans, Alan; Coyle, Diane

ISBN: 9780135074039 | 0135074037

For introductory courses on Computer Concepts or Microsoft Office Applications.The NEXT Series...making it easy to teach what's next!New software applications with the potential to transform our everyday lives are constantly emerging onto the market. With this in mind, Introduction to Web 2.0 provides innovative instructors an opportunity to incorporate more than just the basic Office applications into their course. As part of an academic series written on alternative technology, this text presents key information on Web 2.0 and encourages hand... MOREs-on learning throughout the material.

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Introduction to Web 2.0is part of an academic series that covers material on Web 2.0. Blogs - Intro; Podcasting (Audio and Video); RSS Feeds; Blogs - Intermediate; Wikis; Wasting Time with Social Networks MARKET: This presents key information on Web 2.0 and encourages hands-on learning throughout the material.

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Alan D. Evans, M.S., CPA

Alan Evans is currently a faculty member at Manor College and Montgomery County Community College teaching a variety of computer science and business courses.  He holds a B.S. in Accounting from Rider University and an M.S. in Information Systems from Drexel University, and he is a certified public accountant.  After a successful career in business, Alan finally realized his true calling was education.  He has been teaching at the college level since 2000.  Alan enjoys giving presentations at technical conferences and meets regularly with computer science faculty and administrators from other colleges to discuss curriculum development and new methods of engaging students. 

 

Diane M. Coyle

Diane is a faculty member at Manor College and Montgomery County Community College.

Diane frequently incorporates Web 2.0 projects into her face-to-face and online classes in

computer concepts, Microsoft Office, and Web design. She also teaches computer literacy

courses for at-risk and unemployed clients for several social service programs and has a

successful freelance business providing marketing, editorial, and computer training services.

Diane values networking and interacting with other educators and students and is currently the Secretary for the Pennsylvania Community College Computer Consortium–a group dedicated to encouraging interest and improving education in computer science and information and related technology disciplines.