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6 Ways You Can Use Social Media In Classroom | Eduvoice

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Advantages Of Social Media In Education

Social media and technology are vital pieces of day by day life and incorporating the utilization of these into the classroom is more normal than previously, given how adjusted numerous students are to them.

Every social media stage offers various approaches to be utilized in the classroom, from sharing declarations to holding live talks, thus considerably more.

It’s critical to comprehend the effect of social media in education before utilizing it, yet we’re of the firm conviction that it will help advance students in innovation.

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Can be used for online teaching too!

Sara Jaramillo's curator insight, February 19, 2020 9:59 AM
I think that this article is very useful for me, someone who is going to be a teacher in the 21st century, since it suggest many ways to use the social media in my classes. It is a good method to connect with my students, because nowadays almost everyone uses technology, specially social networks and I could take advantage of this and use it in a good way. One of the suggestions that I found very interesting is the second one: Utilize a Facebook group to stream live talks and host conversations. I never thaught in the use of Facebook to communicate academic topics, or with my teachers, but the use of e-mail or skype might be boring for some students, and Facebook is tho most used social media, so me as teacher could use it to mantain contact with them, and also share some homework, or even give some classes there. 
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What's A Twitter Chat? An Example And Definition For 2018

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What’s a twitter chat? Where can you see an example of a twitter chat? How do twitter chats work? All good questions.

In 2017/2018, social media is undergoing changes in trend and usage–more visual and focused on engagement rather than simple funneling of traffic to websites, for example. The social media channels now stand on their own.
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Why children need social media lessons

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Employers now routinely “screen” applicants’ online profiles before deciding to hire candidates. So for young people, who have grown up with social media and a “life online”, this can mean their childhood activity could influence a future employer’s recruitment decision.

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Nik Peachey's curator insight, November 7, 2016 1:31 AM

Good brief introduction to the topic.

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How senior administrators can effectively use Twitter (essay)

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As a new president, Hank Bounds found that Twitter offered an unprecedented opportunity for him to gain insights from a wide range of constituents.
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The four dimensional conference: using social media at conferences

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Below is a blog post written by Prof Simon Lancaster and myself in preparation for the Higher Education Academy STEM Conference. I am sharing it here as many of the points raised are of value to anyone attending a conference. Added to this are some tips on Twitter etiquette, Originally posted on the Higher Education…
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10 New Social Media Strategies to Experiment With Today

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A roundup of 10 exciting new social media strategies to help you get more reach and more clicks and to get more done in less time.
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Who's talking, who's listening: exploring social media ... W Williamson and K Ruming

Community participation in planning is generally considered crucial forthe delivery of positive outcomes; however, the network structures ofstakeholders such as community groups are not widely understood. Thispaper explores the use of social media, specifically Twitter, by five com-munity groups. In the context of this study, community groups are self-created and organized groups of citizens that form to oppose a proposal toamend planning controls for a specific site. Utilizing the research tech-nique of Social Network Analysis (SNA), this paper seeks to visualize thecommunity group networks, as well as understand the connectedness andclustering of the networks. For the five community groups investigated, itwas found that they are led by a small number of active people, which donot attract large numbers of friends and followers on Twitter and keystakeholders play a passive listening role in the networks.
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How to talk with your students about social media

How to talk with your students about social media | Information and digital literacy in education via the digital path | Scoop.it

"Who hasn’t sent a text or email to the wrong person? Who hasn’t posted something online they later regretted or seen something in their feed that made them uncomfortable? These are difficult moments for people, no matter their age, and it’s natural to be unsure what to do. But the most common advice young people get about social media is usually limited to “Think before you send” and “Once you post something, it’s always there.” These clichés may be true, but they don’t help young people address the situation they’re in."


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How Do We Get Our Teenagers to Develop a Positive Digital Footprint?

How Do We Get Our Teenagers to Develop a Positive Digital Footprint? | Information and digital literacy in education via the digital path | Scoop.it
In the digital world, mistakes can be permanent in form of digital footprint and reputation, so there is a crucial need to provide our students with learning experiences that..

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Blog: 5 Incredibly Useful Ways to Engage Prospective Students with Storify « THE SUIT, SINGAPORE

Blog: 5 Incredibly Useful Ways to Engage Prospective Students with Storify « THE SUIT, SINGAPORE | Information and digital literacy in education via the digital path | Scoop.it
Curated content -posts which collect and share content from a range of different sources- has long been one of the most underrated elements of the content marketing mix. Curated posts can attract a lot of user engagement, and are used by a wide range of media outlets to present social media posts, articles, or other content which relate to a specific topic in a single concise, digestible format. Not only that, but they can be put together easily and quickly, shared across a wide range of platforms, and be optimized to maximise their SEO value.
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Why Educators Can't Live Without Social Media

Presented at Jisc #Digifest 16 in Birmingham, UK.

From student recruitment to alumni relations, social media has a place at every step of the student experience. In 2016, digital literacy, capability, and capacity have never been more important for employability, critical thinking, and academic success.

Our digital identities matter and we are all lifelong learners via digital channels.

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The space for social media in structured online learning

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In this paper, we explore the benefits of using social media in an online educational setting, with a particular focus on the use of Facebook and Twitter by participants in a Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) developed to enable educators to learn about the Carpe Diem learning design process. We define social media as digital social tools and environments located outside of the provision of a formal university-provided Learning Management System.

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Nik Peachey's curator insight, January 21, 2016 1:49 AM

An interesting read.

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Social Media Tips Every Educational Leader Must Follow

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Here are few tips we have extracted from our network of educators who are active on social media.

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