social networking in the school. activity! if you have a computer with you, please go to
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Social Networking in the School
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Activity!If you have a computer with you, please go to
http://todaysmeet.com/inls744.Type your name in the blue text box and click
“Join.”During the presentation, share your thoughts
with the class by typing them in the blue text box and clicking “Say.”
Please feel free to respond to the messages of your classmates!
If you do not have a computer with you, please record your thoughts on the paper we provide.
We look forward to reading your feedback!
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Defining Social NetworkingStrict Definition: (boyd, 2007)
◦Profile◦List of Connections◦Viewable/Traversible Connections
List
Loose Definition: (YALSA, 2009)◦Connection◦Collaboration◦Community
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ConsPrivacy issuesCyberbullyingMarketingRelationship dynamicsTime/attention managementSecurity risks
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ProsDigital citizenshipCreative outlet with authentic
audienceMultimodalityAlternative forum for
feedback/discussionAdaptation to new technologyCommunication across
communities, nations, the globe!
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ObstaclesDOPA/CIPAReluctanceEase of useAccountabilityAccessibilityTechnical capabilities
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Enabling FactorsAdministrative supportSafe social softwareUnique usernames and
passwordsPublic library education initiativesAvailability, versatility, portability
of technologyUsabilityOpen source movement
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Current UsageSchool districts report:96% of teachers assign internet-related
homework95% of teachers use web for
communication88% of schools subscribe to online
education management systemsStructured online professional
communities have 50-90% participation(NSBA, 2007)
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Social Networking for SchoolsSaywireL3rn/MedleyClassBlogMeisteredublogsSchoolTubeTeacherTube
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Proprietary Networks in Schools
ESPN RiseSecond LifeGoogleWikisNingTwitter
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Case Study: The Flat Classroom ProjectParticipants: Students in US and
BangladeshContent: Trends from Thomas
Friedman’s The World Is Flat (2005)
Tools: Blogs, wikis, video, voice chat, social bookmarking, RSS feeds, podcasts, photos
Assessment: Student-produced wikis
http://www.flatclassroomproject.org/
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Major Players in Educational Social Networking
David Warlick, http://davidwarlick.com
Vicki Davis, http://coolcatteacher.blogspot.com/
Julie Lindsay, http://123elearning.blogspot.com/
Sue Waters, http://www.suewaters.com
Will Richardson, http://weblogg-ed.com/
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Kimberly Hirsh, Jane McMahon, and Kathryn Roth are done with their presentation.