And now, we are going to see module four.
It is an optative module
called: "Tools for Collaborative Working on the Web".
It is by lecturer Francisco Brazuelo Grund.
He cannot be here with us,
he is in the Canary Islands,
he is a primary school teacher,
and he is teaching now.
But, he sent us a recording,
which is going to be played
along with his course.
Warm greetings,
and welcome to this presentation
of: "Tools for Collaborative Working on the Web".
Ph.D. Francisco Brazuelo Grund speaking,
tutor of the module.
In this presentation, we will see
the objectives, activities, contents and evaluation of this module.
As main objectives, we find:
Understanding web 2.0
for the development of collaborative interactions.
For this purpose, we will use
online digital tools
for creating multimedia objects of several kinds.
Finally, we will create didactic proposals,
which cover all things learned in the module,
linking technology and collaboration on the web.
To this effect,
several activities will be carried out,
such as creating a blog,
using web 2.0 tools,
social bookmarking,
creating a wiki, and, last, an interactive didactic proposal.
As main contents of this module, we have a consideration:
on thoughts about the role of free-software
in the 21st century digital society.
We will see, among others, Google tools,
mobile apps for collaborative work,
several online resources,
office automation applied to collaboration and multimedia edition,
and finally, how to develop collaborative projects using ICTs.
The methodology will be participative, active.
We will seek for development, the application of knowledge,
the encouragement of autonomous and significative learning.
And in this sense,
we bear in mind the digital context of the participant,
who is, in the 21st century digital society,
mainly from a web environment,
in order to meet the targets set out.
Regarding the evaluation,
twelve activities will be done.
One of these will be the final project,
with greater weight, around a thirty percent.
And, in this project,
this final task,
is where all the contents learned are gathered together.
Many thanks,
and I wish you the best
in this module.