Nicole Blackwell
The in's and out's of social network! Tips and tricks on how to use this as a tool, for both teaching and learning!
Social networking is a tool that we can use to stay connected globally. There are various platforms that we can access in order to network on a personal level, or a business level. These platofrms can create a sense of community due to the level of interaction it facilitates.
Let's look at 5 different pros and cons schools should consider when deciding whether or not to use social media in the classroom to enrich education?
New to social networking and not quite sure why you should even start? Don't worry, we've got you covered with an intro to the trend.
New to Social Media? The Free Beginner's Guide to Social Media from Moz has you covered. Learn best practices about Twitter, Facebook, Pinterest, LinkedIn, Google+, and more.
In social networks your online privacy is affected by others, and the privacy of others also depends on you. Educational cartoon by FriendlyScreens.com
Social media continues to find its way into classroom, not just on the cell phones of students but integrated as a teaching tool by educators. In a Pew Research study, teachers indicated that digital tools were being used by students to conduct research, collaborate, submit assignments, among other uses. Some are still reluctant to incorporate social media into their classroom, especially K-12 teachers. Last year, a survey found that nearly nine out of 10 teachers had not integrated any form of social media in the classroom.
Real-world activities and lesson examples with assignment sheets, assessments and rubrics.
10 Social Media Sites For Education
