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Becoming a “Connect Parent” Elissa Malespina - South Orange Middle School Library Media Specialist @SOMSlibrary http://pinterest.com/somslibrary/

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This is the presentation I spoke about at #parencamp at Knapp Elementary School

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Becoming a “Connect Parent”Elissa Malespina - South Orange Middle School Library Media Specialist

@SOMSlibrary http://pinterest.com/somslibrary/

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Twitter

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What is Twitter?

Micro-Blogging (140 Characters)

Powerful social-networking service

Professional Learning Network

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from: Jeff Bradbury Teachercast.net

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Twitter is now the fastest growing social platform

Membership # increased 40% between Q2 and Q4 in 2012

Over 485 million account holder 288 million active

More than half share images

About 40% us DM feature regulary

Most people use Twitter to share and connect with people rather than join events and brands -edudemic article

Interesting Facts

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●81% of users follow less than 100 people●42% of Twitter users are between 30-50 years old●Males: More work related Tweets●Females: More likely to use it to keep in touch with friends

Twitter Fun Facts

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Twitter Lingo

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@One of Most Important Symbols!

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The Hashtag

#

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Retweet vs. Modified Tweet

RT - MT

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DMDirect Message

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Twitter: Step 1

www.twitter.comName/EmailBio and Photo

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http://vimeo.com/47414789

Do NOT become an EGG!!

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Follow

Find people similar interests

Look through their followers and see if any of them are interesting

Find a hashtag to follow

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Make sure to Read and React

If you see something interesting, Retweet it (RT)

Share links, ideas, ask questions, answer questions

Become part of the social conversation

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Twitter Chats

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Why chat???

Meet People with similar interests

Learn about a topic

Build an audience

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ChatsBest resource to find chat times and a list of tons of chats: http://cybraryman.com/chats.html

Chats to follow:

#ptchat Parent Teacher Chat - Wed 9pm

#tck - Parents of Special Needs Students Sunday 9pm

#nagc Gifted Children Chat Thursday 9pm

Hashtags to use:

#earlyed#parents #parenting

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Twitter Tips

Use a recognizable Twitter handle

Dress for an interview, not a block party

Use your Twitter bio to help others

Always introduce yourself

Let your followers know when you will be chatting

Engage with others ... make friends

Be Social ... remember to give Thanks

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Twitter Regiment - From Brad Currie @bcurrie5

Month #1●Log on to Twitter and consume twice a week for about twenty minutes at a clip.●Follow ten new educators every week.

Month #2●Continue month #1 regiment and……●Tweet out links, articles, ideas, videos, and resources

Month #3●Continue month #1 and month #2 regiment plus………●Join a discussion group such as #satchat #ntchat #ptchat #edchat #sschat #iaedchat

Month #4●Continue month #1, month #2, and month #3 regiment plus…….●Promote the importance of expanding your personal learning network with peers●Model all that is great with Twitter and other web based PD

Month #5●Continue month #1, month #2, month #3, month #4 regiment plus……….●Integrate Twitter in the classroom or school setting as a way to engage students, promote student and staff achievements, and keep school stakeholders informed

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Get into the Twitter MINDSET

M is for MOBILE

I is for INSPIRATIONAL

N is for NETWORKING

D is for DIFFERENTIATED PD

S is for SHARING

E is for EASY

T is for TIME BY MELISSA BUTLER

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Pinterest

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Good Intro Video For Pinterest

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What is Pinterest?

Pinboard

Image Based

Organizational Tool

Think of it as a place to store all those magazine articles you use to cut out

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Over 12 Million People use Pinterest making it the 3rd largest social media site

Who uses Pinterest

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My Pinterest Page

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Adding a Pin it Buttonhttp://about.pinterest.com/goodies/

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Uses for Parents

How to Boards

Activities for Kids

Extra help in different subjects

Possibilities Endless

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1. Parents should create a Parent account, not a student or teacher account.2. In order to create an account, parents will need their unique parent code. This is not the same as

a group code, which is what students use to create an account. (See the below FAQ for information on where to retrieve the parent code)

3. Parents only need one parent code, regardless of whether their student has multiple teachers using Edmodo. Once their parent account is created, they will be able to see all of their student’s classes from that account.

4. Parents only need one account at all times. Parents can add multiple students to one account, or remove students if necessary.

5. Parents of younger children who are asked to create a student account for their child only need to create one account. The child/student will use the same account for all their classes and throughout all their years in school. The same rule applies for parent accounts- one account is used year after year, until your student/child graduates.

Frequently Asked Questions:How do I get a parent code and create my account?Parent codes can be retrieved from one of two places:

● Your student/child: On the homepage of your student’s Edmodo account, the parent code is located on the right panel.

● Your student’s teacher: The teacher can retrieve parent codes from their “members” page and distribute them to parents.

Do I need a parent code for each class my student is in?No. Once you create your parent account, you will be able to see assignments, grades, etc. for all your student’s classes.

5 Tips to Help Parents Get Started

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Good Edmodo Parent Tutorial

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Pinterest Livebinder

http://www.livebinders.com/play/play?id=561796

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Twitter: @SOMSlibrary

Pinterest: http://pinterest.com/somslibrary/

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Jeff Bradbury @ Teachercast.net http://teachercast.net

Special Thanks for allowing me to use parts

of his presentation on Twitter