Social Media and Student Device Policy Panel TechForum Texas

Social Media and Student Devices: Developing Guidelines Dean Shareski Scott Floyd Carolyn Foote David Jakes (moderator) TechForum TexasDennis Mancini (@snapini), Cisco

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Dean Shareski… photo by ben grey

photo by ryan bretag Carolyn Foote…

Scott Floyd… photo by ben grey

Who are you?K-8, Secondary, Higher EdIndependent schoolsTeachers, AdministratorsLibrariansIndustry/ConsultingOpen device policy?

How this works…Opening statement by each panelistBig questions-timedRapid Fire questionsRedirectQuestions/Yah Buts…jakes.editme.com

Opening statements…

Why social media? Whats theimportance to learning?

Do we need guidelines for socialmedia use by organizations? Byteachers? Why or why not?

Should you providerecommendations for a teacherspersonal use of social media?

Should you post student first andlast names on content they create atschool?

BYOD. Make a case for, oragainst, permitting student-owned devices in schools.

"You Hunt Where the Ducks Are. Mystudents are on Facebook." Is this avalid reason for using Facebook as atool in school?. Is Facebook a validlearning platform?(Jeff Nunokawa, source: http://bit.ly/erjjxt)

How do you get organizationalbuy-in for change relating todisruptive technologies such associal media and cell phones?

Social means social. Should youengage in two-way communicationon your social media platforms andcomment back to responders?

Where is the line between permittingfreedom of experimentation and innovationfor educators and the organizational needfor "consistent/safe/within the boundaries"tools supplied by the school district?

Who are you paying attention toright now and why? Via Twitter, from ijohnpederson

Social Media and Student Device Policy Panel TechForum Texas

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