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How schools can utilise Social Media with students, teaching, professional support, communication, parents partnerships
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11 sample BYOT policies to help a school or district create their own. Delete the scoop?
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Looking to boost your social media skills? These free online courses from Modern Lessons will help you get started! Delete the scoop?
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Sue Osborne's curator insight,
May 13, 10:08 PM
Interesting article. Social media is such an amazing tool. It could be used for so much more than just "socialising"! Delete the scoop?
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A small but growing cadre of educators is trying to exploit Twitter-like technology to enhance classroom discussion. Delete the scoop?
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Sue Osborne's curator insight,
February 21, 5:25 PM
Of course they do! I do, why wouldn't they? Never assume a student is "time wasting" when they are on their smart phone... Delete the scoop?
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This is the second Chapter of the Social Learning Handbook. What are social media? Social technologies, aka social media, are a new breed of technologies that have emerged over the last few years ... 
AlGonzalezinfo's curator insight,
February 10, 2:39 PM
This is a truly comprehensive article with a TON of structured information. Very good resource for readers at any level of expertise in the topic. Delete the scoop?
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AlGonzalezinfo's curator insight,
January 29, 8:19 PM
From reviewing material, to parent communications and reviving the school newspaper, there are many creative ways schools can use the social web.
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20 Interesting Ways To Use Twitter In The Classroom Delete the scoop?
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Digital skills are proving invaluable in class, especially if you need to tweet the PM. Delete the scoop?
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Related posts: Social Media is the New Normal for Educators The “I” in T-E-A-M: Social Media and Collaboration Why Social Media Matters The Tortoise and the Hare—Social Media Can Differentiate the Course What to include in your social media publishing... Delete the scoop?
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Bringing social media (in its many forms) into the classroom has become a Really Big Thing. With all of that information out there, its interesting to also see who is using it and to what degree.
AlGonzalezinfo's curator insight,
June 3, 11:21 PM
From the article:
A Few Takeaways
~96% of students with internet access report using social networking technologies
~59% of students who use social networking talk about education topics online, 50% talk specifically about schoolwork
~Skype, YouTube, and Facebook are the most popular social networking sites used in schools
~59% of schools say their students use social networking for educational purposes
~Only 27% of schools have an online community for their teachers and administrators Delete the scoop?
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via The Journal As social media becomes ubiquitous, schools and districts should shift from trying to control its use and toward teaching faculty and students how to build successful learnin... Delete the scoop?
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The power of connected learning expands the classroom to infinity and beyond, but students still need a teacher’s guidance.
AlGonzalezinfo's curator insight,
March 11, 6:22 AM
from the article:
The Gift of Social Learning Social media can provide two things that are critical for student engagement in a literate environment: audience and purpose.
Audience refers to those who will see what students create and share. By expanding the audience for classroom content, students no longer write for their teacher or peers alone.
A project on a classroom blog or on Edmodo, a safe social media site for classrooms, can now reach other students, family members and teachers across the globe.The feedback from this sharing can help students grow, but it also reinforces the need to teach students the importance of revision and being appropriate when posting online.
Purpose is the reason students are doing the work. Before students post their thoughts and work online, essential questions should first be considered.Is my project original and creative? What will my audience gain from what I am presenting? Will it make a positive impact on my community? The world? Can others add to what I shared and collaborate with me, potentially making it better? Delete the scoop?
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If your impression of social media is limited to your friends posting cat videos and teenagers glued to their iPhones – think again.
Sue Osborne's curator insight,
February 21, 5:20 PM
Social media is the best PD source for me right now. Delete the scoop?
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A look at four different ways that students benefit from using social media in their everyday lives, despite concerns about the overuse of social media by today's youth. Delete the scoop?
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This is an update of some of the posts I've written in the past about getting parents involved in blogging. About parents and blogs One of the many Delete the scoop?
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Ready to take the plunge and start using iTunes U in the classroom? It's not as scary as you think - and many aren't yet using the tool! Delete the scoop?
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Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, Instagram – How Big Is Social Media Around The World? [INFOGRAPHIC]
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January 22, 7:15 PM
Interesting look at how prevalent social media is around the world now.... Delete the scoop?
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While the schools in our district are not far apart in terms of distance, it is often difficult for them to make connections with each other even though we have the best intentions and we all realize Delete the scoop?
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Have you wondered what Twitter is and what if any practical applications there are for teaching and learning? Perhaps you are among the 30% of faculty who now u
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Sue Osborne's curator insight,
January 14, 10:05 PM
Twitter is the most amazing social media tool out there atm. Great that educators are seeing its potential. Delete the scoop?
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