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Education is not sufficiently aware of the potentials for using social media in the classroom, according to a study of the dutch Academy of Media and Society. Smart use of social media in the classroom motivates students, enhance their learning and improves classroom efficiency, according to Kennisnet. How can you use the benefits of social media in your classroom? In this workshop you will experience five social media easter eggs which allows you to instantly improve you teaching power.
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Using Social Media in the ClassEaster Egg Teaching Power
Patrick KoningSenior trainer/developer/teacherAcademie for Teaching & Learning
IT-AcademieKoning Willem I College
Koning Willem I College
21st Century Skills
Media Skills
• 3 years development• Media Literacy– all 1st year students;– 15 lessons x 1.5 hours;– 3 C’s: Content, Contact & Conduct
• Train-the-trainer: Media Literacy• Time for Tools• Media Literacy café• Leergang TOL
What’s an Easter Egg?
What’s an Easter Egg?
In computer software, Easter eggs are secret responses that occur in response to an undocumented set of commands. The results can vary from a simple printed message or image, to a page of programmer credits or a small videogame hidden inside an otherwise serious piece of software. Videogame cheat codes are a specific type of Easter egg, in which entering a secret command will unlock special powers or new levels for the player.[3][4]
What’s an Easter Egg?
How to do it differently?
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Motivation Effective learning
Efficient learning
Effect of IT
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How to do it differently?
IT is successful if applied to existing teaching practices
IT is less successful when applied to new teaching practices
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Youtube
Delicious
Khan Academy
http://goo.gl/xO6sqI
Tricider
140 Characters
What are you doing?
Social netwerk
+ Picture
+ Video
+ Geotags+ Retweet+ Lists
+ Search+ Direct messages
+ Reply
Twitterwall
#durftevragen
Padlet
http://goo.gl/SFF54r
Slideshare
<embed>
Wikipedia
RSS
Kahoot!
“Sir, can we do this more often?”
http://goo.gl/I5N2eO
Educaplay
What you should remember?
What you should remember?
What you should remember?
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Motivation Effective learning
Efficient learning
Effect of IT
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#FAILWhat you should remember?
First Attempt in Learning
What you should remember?
#FAIL
Thnx ;-))
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