ISD+Resources+by+Students

===This page contains links to other Web 2.0 resource sites that were created by ISD students and their professors at FSU. Please add links to your Produsage, as well as to any other Web 2.0 generated resources. Feel free to add additional comments:===
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 * EME5405 Wiki || This resource was created using Diigo as part of a class assignment in an EME5405 class during the Summer of 2010 ||
 * Web 2.0 Tools Wiki || This resource was created as a support tool for EME6635 Web 2.0 class during the Summer of 2010 ||
 * John Sorrells Produsage || My intent on this project was to create a different type of storyboard, and (indirectly) a different type of storyboard process that my coworkers and I may be able to use while developing courseware. A wiki would work well for the type of work we do, which is to gather and synthesize information and then present it in a way that is understandable to a student. A wiki is a perfect way for team members view information, make changes to the content, improve upon it, and add content or ideas of their own. Additionally, a wiki can be used to link to other sources of information that may be too unwieldy to place directly in the storyboard but could give valuable information or ideas to other team members.

The initial thought or intent here was to develop a dynamic storyboard (a wikiboard) that would be used by a production team to create interactive training material—not a product that would be used directly by students. However, once I started working on the wiki I quickly realized it would be a great tool allowing students to submit their own ideas of any additional information that should be taught. An active wiki could also act as a motivating device allowing students to search for and post material they find interesting and would like to share.

I used a hypothetical history lesson on Early Islam as my theme. || the web home of the four fans of freedom ||
 * [|Brust Roethler's Produsage] || Coast Guard c-130 Pilots
 * Wade Bradt's Produsage Wiki || A bit of background: I work for a company which provides Quality Management System consulting (mostly to the federal govt), training and software. QMSIT (our proprietary software for managing all aspects of a quality program) is a web-based database which requires us to provide training for new users. That training is always on-site, stand-and-deliver, and we frequently have to go back because there's a steep learning curve. I developed QMSIT-Hub with the idea of building a community of practice within the user-group that is developing so that they can mutually support each other and reduce training costs, etc. ||