Bringing Social Networking New - Presentation Transcript
Bringing Social Networking Into the Classroom Dave Jellicoe – IT Faculty, IT Campus
Group Brainstorming
Discuss your social networking technology in your group. Share your experience.
How will your Social Networking technology emerge in this session?
How often?
In what form?
How long does it take to consume?
Does is require your participation or engagement?
Now, as a group, do it until I blow the whistle
5 minutes
The Dilemma… Owned by the students alone You and your delivery can be marginalized. Engagement is reduced Learning is reduced Social Networking Owned by YOU and the students You speak with currency and respect You reach them where they are. You capitalize on the intrinsic value they already recognize. ?
Generations Boomer Echo Millennial - Gen Y Gen X Baby Boomers Silent Digital Immigrants Digital Natives Reactive Adaptive Generation Name <9 yrs (16-20) 9-27 49-66 28-48 Age Now 1982-2000 1961-1981 1989-1993 1943-1960 2001-present Year Born
Contents What is happening here now? 1 What is out there? 2 How do we use it? 3 What happens next? 4
What is Social Networking
A site in which:
Members have a public or semi-public profile within an account-specific environment
Share a connection with other members
Friends
Colleagues
Contacts
View & contribute to a list of activities, resources or narratives of other members
What is out there?
Flickr.com – Image Streams
12Second.tv – Video Streams
Youtube.com – Video Repository
Twitter.com – Thought Streams
Delicious.com – Surfing Experiences
Reddit.com – Reading Experiences
Facebook.com – Personal/Project Space
Wordpress.com – Reflective Blogging
EPNWeb.org - Audio/Video Podcasting
Digg.com – viral weighting of any web content
How Many SNS are there?
Social Networking Sites
Reddit
Delicious
Social Networking Sites
Wordpress
Youtube
Social Networking Sites
Twitter
Flickr
Social Networking Sites
Facebook
12Seconds
Youtube
Image-based learning resources
Sharable content
Revision 01
Yet More
Orkut: is an internet social network service run by Google. It is similar to Facebook and Myspace, it is mostly used in Brazil.
LinkedIn: Used For Professional Networking. It is a profitable site and used Just for Business
Still More
Friendster
It was created in California by Jonathan Abrams in March 2002 . It currently has about 50 million users . It was offered to be sold out by Google for $30 million but was turned down. It is based on a circle of friends (Social Network) and Web of Friends techniques for networking individuals in virtual communities
More – The Sequel
Plaxo: Is an online Address book serviced by Napster.
Ning: Is a company used for creating social websites and social networks. The websites running on its service are built in standard PHP and the platform itself is run by Java
More Yet Again
My Space
The very first MySpace users were E-Universe employees. The company held contests to see who could sign-up the most users. The company then used its resources to push MySpace to the masses. eUniverse used its 20 million users and e-mail subscribers to quickly breathe life into MySpace, and move it to the head of the pack of social networking websites.
Some employees of MySpace including DeWolfe and Berman were later able to purchase equity in the property before MySpace, and its parent company eUniverse (now renamed ‘Intermix’), were bought in July 2005 for US$580 million by Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation
More IV
Photolog
In Spring 2006, a book of photographs from fotolog.com was published by the UK publisher Thames & Hudson titled fotolog.book: A Global Snapshot for the Digital Age .
Edited by Andrew Long and containing text contributions by Nick Currie, the book is organized in sections highlighting several themes that arose in the site's community of photographers and several individual photographers from some of the major cities and countries with many fotolog users.
On Sunday, July, 29th, 2007 Fotolog hit a milestone of 10,000,000 users. To celebrate they awarded to its 10 millionth user 10 years of free Gold Camera membership and 25 memberships to be given out to friends, also the "Reverse Friends/Favorites" list, which used to be exclusive for paying members, is now open to everyone.
Social Networking for Teachers
Slideshare Revision 01
How Could It Be Used?
Christian Beauclair and Rick Claus
Microsoft Trainers
World Championships
What Is Happening At NSCC Now?
Chris, at the new campus, is podcasting content for his technology course
Victoria, in Health and Human Services, requires students to read and contribute to a threaded discussion about diseases
Peter , at IT campus, requires change logs for software projects to be accessible on an online blog
Brent, in Trades, suggests that his students keep a Flickr image stream of the construction project they have been on
Doug, in Burridge campus, has students create and control Sharepoint collaboration sites to manage their team projects.
Sue, in Office Automation, has a project where students track their research and annotate their surfing with Reddit
Ian maintains contact with administration at NSCC using Facebook friends and groups.
Zoran, in NSCC International, maintains a personal blog of events happening with the Tanzania project
Gord , in Truro, hosts his hybrid, online course website on Moodle to make it available 24/7
How Do We Use IT? ? Reflective blogging ? Facebook Groups ? Remedial Captivate Training Enrich Your Delivery
One Example of SN in the Class Your Classroom You and your students access this space remotely 24/7 TLM Twitter Blogs Podcasts Sharepoint Course materials Course management and grades Dynamic Team communication Reflective learning journals Remedial Delivery
Group Brainstorming
What activity that you teach or participate in could be enriched by a Social Networking technology?
Write a couple down and be prepared to share
5 minutes
How do we change delivery? What’s Cool What do You Know? What Works What allows Learning
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