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2011 social networking-parents&teachers
This document discusses the implications of social networking for parents and teachers, focusing on privacy, ethics, and professionalism in online communications. It highlights case studies involving Facebook and the consequences of inappropriate social media behavior on educators' reputations. The document also provides resources for promoting safe online practices and addressing high-risk behaviors in students.
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- 1. Social Networking Resources: Parents & Teachers Christopher Wells
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- 7. So Many Choices… Source: Gigya, data from May 2010
- 8. How Important IS Your Info, Anyway?
- 12. How Important IS Your Privacy, Anyway? • Facebook default seGngs over Ime • Source: hJp://maJmckeon.com/facebook-‐privacy/ • MaJ McKeon -‐ developer with the Visual CommunicaIon Lab at IBM Research's Center for Social SoTware
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- 22. Posting Stupid Stuff GetsYou Unemployed! Christopher Wells
- 23. Teaching • Dynamic • Intense • Public • ExpectaIons
- 24. Teachers are NOT the public! • Code of ethics • Student protecIon • Teacher protecIon • Mandatory reporIng
- 25. Ashley Payne, Barrow County (2009)
- 26. Ethics • Social norms • Explicit vs. Tacit • YOU are the group
- 27. And the POINTis…? Ethics
- 28. Example: Code of Ethics • Professional Standards Commission, Standard 10: Professional Conduct • An educator shall demonstrate conduct that follows generally recognized professional standards and preserves the dignity and integrity of the teaching profession.
- 29. The “Drunken Pirate,” aka Stacy Snyder (2007)
- 30. The danger in communicaIon is the illusion that it has been accomplished. George Bernard Shaw
- 31. Corollary • It may be accomplished without your knowledge. • “FOAFs” and “Likejacking”
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- 33. “Red Cup” Photos World Food Program hJp://www.wfp.org/photos/ gallery/red-‐cup-‐photo-‐gallery
- 34. Potential Leaders? Notanymore.
- 35. NOT. GOOD. hJp://www.classes2careers.com/wp-‐content/uploads/2010/04/red_party_cup.jpg
- 36. Student Photos? • MORE than a media release!
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- 39. MANAGE YOUR FACE!!!! PosIng / Privacy / Professionalism / Friending
- 40. Smart habits are easy, Stupid decisions are searchable.
- 41. Show ‘n Tell! • GwinneJ County Public Schools Resources (gwinneJ.k12.ga.us/gcps-‐imdweb01.nsf) • NaIonal School Boards AssociaIon: Technology & Learning Network (www.nsba.org/tln) • State of Georgia Resources (public.doe.k12.ga.us/sia_Itleiv.aspx?PageReq=SIABully)
- 42. High Risk Behavior: Infofor Parents Christopher Wells
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- 50. Show ‘n Tell! • GwinneJ County Public Schools Resources (gwinneJ.k12.ga.us/gcps-‐imdweb01.nsf) • GCPS “Parental Control SoTware” Video & Guide (www.gwinneJ.k12.ga.us/gcps-‐mainweb01.nsf/pages/Makeadifference) • Resources from Illinois (www.illinoisaJorneygeneral.gov/cyberbullying/for_parents.html) • State of Idaho Parents Guide to Social Networking Websites: (www.ag.idaho.gov/publicaIons/ internetSafety/ParentsGuideToSocialNetworkingWebsites.pdf)
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