Rock and social media

Rock culture in Social Media For Education Kaustubh A. Bhake SIBM, Bangalore1/6/2012 Kaustubh A. Bhake, SIBM Bangalore 1

IndexSr no. Name of the Slide From To 1 The Rock Culture 3 8 2 The Social Media 9 13 3 Rock Music and Social Media 14 19 4 References 20 201/6/2012 Kaustubh A. Bhake, SIBM Bangalore 2

The Rock Culture 1960s and 1970s1/6/2012 Kaustubh A. Bhake, SIBM Bangalore 3

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Birth of Rock!• The Hippie Culture (America) – It was a Youth movement, a rebel against the then culture – Formed their own communities, explored the alter state of consciousness by involving in drugs• Industrial towns (UK) – Schools located near by industries – Heavy metal sounds running all day and children grew in this surrounding• Riots in USA• Vietnam war• Riots in UK1/6/2012 Kaustubh A. Bhake, SIBM Bangalore 5

Need for Rock!• People needed to express their anger and frustration against the then society and the government• Major criticism for the USA’s involvement in Vietnam war• Civil rights movement lead by Martin Luther King Jr.• People needed someone (or something) as their representation, as their voice• Needed a voice for the disorganized youth who were high on drugs, followed free sex and followed countercultural values1/6/2012 Kaustubh A. Bhake, SIBM Bangalore 6

Response given by the Rock bands• Bands like The Beatles, Rolling Stones, The Who responded to the need for the Blues and Psychedelic music and created great music• Music with lyric-driven intensity and melodic sound was created• People had imagined about this scenario; Rock music created this scenario• Rock music reflecting the paranoia and the tension in the air1/6/2012 Kaustubh A. Bhake, SIBM Bangalore 7

Response given by the Rock bands• Rock musicians like Jimi Hendrix, Eric Clapton, etc. replicated the destruction by helicopters, bombs and guns with their amazing guitar plays• Even when the hippie culture died, bands such as Rolling Stones responded with heavier and darker music• Bands like Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin, KISS, Alice Cooper, AC-DC, etc. took center stage and became legends in the eyes of the audience1/6/2012 Kaustubh A. Bhake, SIBM Bangalore 8

The Social Media For education1/6/2012 Kaustubh A. Bhake, SIBM Bangalore 9

Some facts about impact of Social Media• Social Media isn’t a fad, it’s a fundamental shift in the way we communicate• 96% of the World youth population has joined a social network• Social Media has overtaken Porn as the #1 activity on the Web….:P• Facebook added over 200 million users in less than a year• Facebook makes up 52.1% of sharing on the web1/6/2012 Kaustubh A. Bhake, SIBM Bangalore 10

Some facts about impact of Social Media• 2009 US Department of Education study revealed that on average, online students out performed those receiving face-to-face instruction• Wikipedia has over 15 million articles…studies show it’s more accurate than Encyclopaedia Britannica…78% of these articles are non-English• The #2 largest search engine in the world is YouTube• Kindle eBooks Outsold Paper Books on Christmas• Usage of social media by small businesses – Twitter – 78% – FB – 75% – Linked in – 30%1/6/2012 Kaustubh A. Bhake, SIBM Bangalore 11

Social media and Education• Basic advantages for using social media for education – Service is free of cost (not the internet) – Cuts down on isolation – Builds tolerance and understanding of cultural diversity – Amplifies passion – The world of education becomes completely open• Lectures in the form of online videos and podcasts are getting common• Education related discussion forums on Facebook, Twitter, Skype, etc.1/6/2012 Kaustubh A. Bhake, SIBM Bangalore 12

Social media and Education• India and Singapore focusing on introduction of tablet technology as an educational tool• In Singapore Management University (SMU), a collaborative online wiki is used to help students learn through peer learning, interviews and web research• Focus towards one world, one classroom1/6/2012 Kaustubh A. Bhake, SIBM Bangalore 13

Rock Music and Social media Lets bridge it up!!1/6/2012 Kaustubh A. Bhake, SIBM Bangalore 14

My suggestions for students• As Rock music evolved for the necessity of expression – Students should share their knowledge and understanding about a particular subject – They should express if they have not understood any of the topics• As Rock culture was the representation of the masses – Students should understand that they represent their fellow classmates (all over the world) – They should take this as a responsibility and help by becoming the tutor for each other1/6/2012 Kaustubh A. Bhake, SIBM Bangalore 15

My suggestions for Teachers• Rock music evolved from the leaders like Jimi Hendrix and Eric Clapton – Teachers should lead from the front – Should help students all over the world by sharing their expertise and providing new insights for the topics• As the Rock musicians changed their music as per the people’s demand – Teachers should refrain from one-size-fits-all attitude – They should customize the teaching according to the need and want of the students – They should humanize the social media discussion forums1/6/2012 Kaustubh A. Bhake, SIBM Bangalore 16

The student-teacher interaction• Just the way a child learns to ride a bicycle, teachers should focus on providing deep knowledge by sharing live examples, videos, etc.• Teachers should recommend students to read about the thinkers and masters of the particular field and help them understand the thinker’s point of view• Students don’t prefer asking doubts in a class for the fear of public speaking or for the fear of the teachers itself. They can avoid it and they should feel free to raise concerns with others1/6/2012 Kaustubh A. Bhake, SIBM Bangalore 17

The student-teacher interaction• Some websites focusing on education – www.khanacademy.org/ – http://www.teachertube.com/ – www.slideshare.net/ – www.scribd.com/ – http://www.kubbu.com/1/6/2012 Kaustubh A. Bhake, SIBM Bangalore 18

And finally….Just as Rock music digs deep in our heart, justas it gives voice to our concerns, just as it helpsus identify ourselves and just as Rock music isever lasting……Social media in education sector will help usraise our voice for better understanding, it willhelp knowledge dig deep in our hearts so thatthis newly acquired knowledge through socialmedia lasts forever!!!!!1/6/2012 Kaustubh A. Bhake, SIBM Bangalore 19

References• Online references – http://www.connectedprincipals.com/archives/3024 – http://escelearn.wordpress.com/ – http://www.socialnomics.net/2010/05/05/social-media-revolution-2- refresh/ – http://www.penn-olson.com/2011/04/10/social-media-education- infographic/ – http://www.topedusites.com/• Book references – Businessworld magazine (www.businessworld.in) 12th December, 2011 issue• Video references – ‘The History of Heavy Metal’ – a Rockumentary – ‘Seven Ages of Rock’ – a Rockumentary1/6/2012 Kaustubh A. Bhake, SIBM Bangalore 20

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