Social networking allows individuals to connect and form online networks. Some benefits for learners include highlighting issues, collaborating on group work, and developing e-portfolios. Opportunities for education include developing e-portfolios, enabling collaboration and group work. Users should make their profiles and pictures private, only add friends they know, and avoid including personal details in their profiles. Risks include misunderstandings, loss of control over personal data, intrusion on privacy, and cyberbullying.

2. What are 3 benefits for learners?

3. What are 3 opportunities for education?

4. Tell me 3 ways to make your current site more private.

5. List 4 risks and explain what each means.

6. HYPERLINK "http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/edu/pubs/consumer/tech/tec14.shtm" "_blank" Give me 5 tips for those thinking about joining a social network or for those who are currently members of a social network.

7. A social network is a network made up of individual structures.

8. Social networking offers a powerful take it off like highlighting, and acting on issues and conflicts.

9. Developing E-portfolios, collaboration, and group work.

10. Go to your account settings; make sure you private your pictures, select only your friends.

11. Misunderstanding- when you think a network isn’t made up of structures. Managing the risks- calculating all different types of risks that can be occurred if you do something your not suppost to do. Controlling your data, and losing control- when you know what you want your data to look and be like, loosing control is when you get off track of everything. Intruding on young people’s space- when you want to know more about the student. Cyber bullying and anti-social behavior- doing something that is not legal.

12. Mark your profile pictures private.

13. Don’t allow pictures to be shared or emailed.

14. Only add friend you know.

15. Make sure your screen name doesn’t say too much about you. Don’t use your name, your age, or your hometown.

16. Do not put personal things in your about me.