sukveenThanks Megan, will check it out. For some reason Skype is not functional in our area. Proxy servers I guess. will get in touch through email for now or through your blog. g2g. bye2 years ago
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Megan Poore, Educational Consultant at MeganPoore.com@sukveen Thanks for your feedback. I'm glad the presentation was useful :) I have recently done quite a lot of work on the risk management side of using social media with students, so you might want to check out http://meganpoore.wikispaces.com. There's a lot of stuff on that wiki, but I'd be happy to set up a Skype conversation with you to discuss and to share some further resources. Email me at meg@meganpoore.com and we can talk further!
Cheers,
meg :)2 years ago
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sukveenThis article is absolutely brilliant. Thanks Megan. I am an ICT teacher in and found your tips useful. I am currently using the wikis, blogs and social networking sites with students to make connections however, wanted to be absolutely sure if I was on the right path. What would be your take on the ethical issues about information by students and their pictures uploaded on public domain as they are the vulnerable ones?2 years ago
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Jonathan DaviesThis document references my thesis on wiki brainstorming and collaboration. Thanks for the reference. If anyone is interested, the original document is still available online at.. http://jonathan-davies.co.uk/portfolio/wiki/wiki_collaboration_and_brainstorming.pdf2 years ago
juan rodriguez berrocal at juan rodriguez berrocalI'm an English teacher in Primary School and I'm learning about new thecnologies. I think this is a very good job about the different kinds of tools you can use with our students in the 21st century. Congratulations¡3 years ago
Wikis, blogs and podcasts in classPresentation Transcript
WIKIS, BLOGS AND PODCASTS IN CLASS Megan Poore
GUIDING QUESTION How can we engage with students’ learning more meaningfully and personally – that is, in ways that hook into their everyday experiences and that build on their current knowledge using technology?
Web 2.0
2. Blogs, podcasts, wikis
Overview
Examples
Benefits
Uses
Considerations
Resources
COVERAGE
Web 2.0 is not a software package
It is the ‘read-write’ web
WEB 2.0
O’Reilly (2005: online) WEB 2.0 WEB 1.0 WEB 2.0 Ofoto Flickr Mp3.com Napster Britannica Online Wikipedia Personal websites Blogging Publishing Participation Content mgt systs. Wikis Directories (taxonomy) Tagging (‘folksonomy’) Stickiness Syndication Software as package Software as service
Social networking
Wikis
MySpace, Facebook
Blogs
Podcasting
Tagging, RSS
WEB 2.0
BLOGGING
Website
Can be personal or professional
Single or multiple authors
Newest material shown at the top
WHAT IS A BLOG?
Can include links, photos, video, audio, graphics
Posts are ‘tagged’
Posts are archived
Readers can make comments
WHAT IS A BLOG?
BLOGGING EXAMPLES http://classblogmeister.com/blog.php?blogger_id=31112 http://classblogmeister.com/blog http://mrdarnell.edublogs.org/ Mr. Darnell’s English Class
Possible topics/uses BLOGGING BY AND FOR TEACHERS Professional issues Resource sharing Discoveries Pedagogy Classroom issues Curriculum Reflections on practice Educational policy Tips and tools School issues Networking Community announcements
Communicate latest info
Portal for what’s available
Add links
Provide advice
Point to assignment info
Communicate with parents
BLOGGING FOR STUDENTS
Richardson (2006: 40-2) and UHCL (n.d.:online)
Post class-related info
Instructional tips
Assignment review
Assignment submission
Post prompts for reflection on class topics
BLOGGING FOR STUDENTS
Comment on news items
Comment on current issues
Discuss the ‘learning journey’
Discuss workshop activities
Writing journals
E-portfolios
Richardson (2006: 40-2) and UHCL (n.d.:online) BLOGGING BY STUDENTS: IDEAS
Blogs for individual students
Blogs for groups of students
But ... What are your aims ?
BLOGGING BY STUDENTS: IDEAS
Be clear about why you will use a blog over other things
Use blogs for what they are good for
Use proven blogging tools
Blogging is not for everyone
Farmer 2005: online BLOGGING CONSIDERATIONS
Audience
Public domain?
Creative Commons
Freedom of expression
Defamation, libel
BLOGGING CONSIDERATIONS
Privacy , access, security
Safe internet use and behaviour
Protect your real name, e-mail account, personal info
PODCASTING EXAMPLES http://sloanspace.blogspot.com/2006/08/podcast-examples.html http://www.mpsomaha.org/willow/radio/index.html Radio For Kids, By Kids
It’s ‘narrowcasting’
Audience reach
No time limit for episodes
You can edit stuff
Link to blogs
PODCASTING BENEFITS: GENERAL
Reach into the community
Vision-impaired
Inclusive
Flexible
Listen again
Human element of voice
Personal communication
PODCASTING BENEFITS: FOR LISTENERS
Listen to a few different podcasts before you start
Know your organisation ’s needs and external image
Know your students
Know your challenges
McGee and Diaz (2007: 38-40)
Support what you implement
Tech is a means to an end
SELECTING TECHNOLOGY
Choose a web tool
Write an outline . Consider
Audience/student needs
Aims/concept /outcomes
How you would construct a
Workshop? Unit? Individual program?
Challenges
EXERCISE
Davies, Jonathan. n.d. Wiki Brainstorming and Problems with Wiki Based Collaboration. Unpublished Masters thesis, University of York, 2004. Farmer, James. 2005. How you should use blogs in education. http://blogsavvy.net/how-you-should-use-blogs-in-education Accessed: 2 December 2007. McGee, Patricia A. and Veronica Diaz. 2007. “Wikis and Podcasts and Blogs! Oh, My! What is a Faculty Member Supposed to Do?” in EDUCAUSE Review , 42 (5): 28–41. Richardson, Will. 2006. Blogs, Wiki, Podcasts and Other Powerful Web Tools for Classrooms . Thousand Oaks, California: Corwin Press. Teaching Today. n.d. Blog Basics. http://teachingtoday.glencoe.com/howtoarticles/blog-basics Accessed: 2 December 2007. REFERENCES
UHCL. n.d. Blogs in Education . University of Houston Clear Lake. Accessed 17 Jan 2008. Wet Paint. 2007. Wikis in the Classroom. http://www.wetpaint.com/category/Education--Wikis-In-The-Classroom Accessed: 2 December 2007. REFERENCES
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meg :) 2 years ago
thanks for the fine work, good overview. 3 years ago
meg :) 3 years ago