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Social Media in Education NEASC CPSS September 26, 2011

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Social Media in Education

NEASC CPSSSeptember 26, 2011

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From slideshare Presentation by Lyn Hilt and Eric Sheninger

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Why do we need to embrace Social Media?

"Students in the 21st century should have experience with and develop skills around technological tools used in the classroom and the world around them. Through this they will learn about technology and learn through technology. In addition, they must be able to select the most appropriate tools to address particular needs."

(From NCTE's Framework for 21st Century Curriculum and Assessment) 2007

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Why do we need to embrace Social Media?

"Just as media and technology are integrated in school and life in the twenty-first century, skills related to media use (both critical analysis and production of media) are integrated throughout the standards.."

(From Common Core State Standards) 2011

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Why do we need to embrace Social Media?

"To promote student learning through the use of mobile learning devices and social media in instruction that further prepares students to be active, constructive participants in the highly connected world in which they already live and will soon work.."

(From NASSP Position Statement on Using Mobile and Social Technologies in school) 2011

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This is why...

"For most of the twentieth century our educational system has been built on the assumption that teaching is necessary for learning to occur. Accordingly, education has been seen as a process of transferring information from a higher authority (the teacher) down to the student. This model, however, just can’t keep up with the rapid rate of change in the twenty-first century."

Thomas, Douglas (2011). A New Culture of Learning:  Cultivating the Imagination for a World of Constant Change (Kindle Locations 321-323). CreateSpace. Kindle Edition.

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10 Historic Tweets From History

Facebook Pages Have Changed Our World

Some Examples of Social Media's Impact on Our World

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How to start...

Google Alerts - Track your own digital presence

Google Reader - Follow BlogsHow to use Google Reader Video Series

Some blogs to follow:Free Technology For Teachers

Apps In Education - Reviews iPad apps

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How to start...

Diigo - Social Bookmarking

Video overview of Diigo

My Diigo Bookmarks

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How to start...

Twitter - Angela Maiers Twitter Wiki Page

Kathy Schrock's Twitter Resource Page

Cybraryman's Twitter Page

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How to start...

 Alternatives to Twitter - For Backchannel

Today's Meet

Twiducate

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Other tools I love...Livebinders - Check out the top 10 

Scribd

Flickr

Edmodo

Google +

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Social Media is Learning Media

L - LurkE - ExperimentA - AssessR - RespondN - Network

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