The document welcomes participants to the SIGMS Forum and provides information about expanded learning opportunities with social media. It lists the forum hashtag and website. Several presenters are then listed who will discuss topics like the role of social media and librarians in education, preparing students for a world with ubiquitous information and participation, and how to help students become learning agents and unleash their potential through tools like personal learning networks and online personal presences.

1. Welcome to the SIGMS
Forum!
E x p a n d e d L e a r n in g O p p o r t u n it ie s
w it h S o c ia l M e d ia
F o r u m h a s h t a g : #s i g m s f o r u m
Forum w e bpa g e :
h t t p : //s i g m s . i s t e . w i k i s p a c e s . n e t /s i g m s f
o r u m 12

2. Social Media
Activity #1
Pinterest
Jason Epstein

3. Social Media, Learning,
and the Critical Role of
Librarians
Steve Hargadon

4. The Future of
Education:
Social Media, Learning, and
the Critical Role of Librarians

8. We're going
through the
biggest
changes in
human culture
in centuries,
maybe ever

11. “Liber”
1. Book (noun)
2. Free (adjective)

Inner bark, paper

Contracts, read &
write

Slave or Free

14. A Tech Shift

A Culture Shift

An Education Shift

15. To your neighbor:
How is education
going to change?

16. 10 CULTURE CHANGES

17. 1
A CULTURE OF
INFORMATION

18. Information Everywhere

19. 2
A CULTURE OF
PARTICIPATION

20. Web 2.0 is
the framework
for user contributions

22. 3
A CULTURE OF
(CO-) CREATION

25. 4
A CULTURE OF
ENGAGEMENT

27. 5
A CULTURE OF SHARING

30. 6
A MOBILE CULTURE

32. 7
A SOCIAL CULTURE

33. Most Populous Countries
China - 1,313,973,713
India - 1,095,351,995
Facebook – 901,000,000+
United States – 300,176,035
Indonesia – 245,452,739
Brazil – 188,078,227
Pakistan - 165,803,560
Bangladesh - 147,365,352
Russia – 142,893,540
Nigeria - 131,859,731
Japan - 127,463,611

34. 8
A GLOBAL CULTURE

36. 9
A GRASS-ROOTS CULTURE

37. TRADITIONAL NEW - SOCIAL
Civic
^
|
Institutional Idea Community
| ^
Plan |
| |
Market Public
| ^
Incentivize |
| |
Participation Personal

38. 10
A LONG-TAIL CULTURE

40. A Tech Shift

A Culture Shift

An Education Shift

41. Honestly, how well are we
preparing students for this
world?
And, how prepared are we
for these changes?

42. What is our new
narrative for education?

43. “Liber”
1. Book (noun)
2. Free (adjective)
It's more than just
books now, but it's
still about freedom.

44. AGENCY
“…to act for oneself”
The learner as agent.

45. How do we educate for
Agency?
Help Unleash
Individual Energy
& Potential

46. Unleashing Human Energy

47. Who is on the front
line of this change?
You are.

49. How do we help create
and support the
Learning Agent?

50. The Learning Agent's
Action List
For
Lead Learners

52. 1. (Re-)Discover
Your Passions
What do you love doing?
What do you love learning
about?
Experience a “cognitive
revolution”

54. 2. Build Your Personal
Learning Network
(PLN)
Who do you learn from?
What tools do you use?
What role does Twitter
play?

55. 3. Start Building a
Personal Web Presence
(PWP)
How do you feel about this?
Personal “branding” =
“how you help others”
Aggregate your interests, your
ideas, and your profile.
Register a domain name.

56. 4. Develop Your Online
“Habitudes”
What are your emotional
or practical barriers?
What can you be modeling
for your students?

57. 5. Become a Part of
the Conversation
Write Somewhere
Share Somehow
Where Did You Start?

58. 6. Build, Curate, or
Participate in a Passion
Project
Start or contribute to a wiki.
Start or help build a
community.
Host a PD workshop or
“unconference.”

59. 7. Ready, Set, Engage

60. Thank You!
Steve Hargadon
steve@hargadon.com
stevehargadon.com

61. Social Media
Activity #2
Celly
1. Test Start to 23559 to join Celly
Jane Lofton
2. Text @iste12 to join the cell
3. Respond to poll

62. The High School Librarian
& Social Media
Joquetta Johnson

84. Social Media
Activity #3
Tricider
Marie Slim

85. The Elementary & Middle
School Librarian & Social
Media
Tiffany Whitehead

97. Social Media
Activity #4
Piclits
Peggy George

98. Thanks for coming!