Presentation slides for Net Work: Social Networking in Education presented at TCEA 2012 by Holly Dornak and Jennifer Mitchell.

1. Net Worth: Social Networking in Education
Jennifer Mitchell Holly Dornak
@jenemitchell @hollydornak

2. Did you know?
Consumer
Reports 2011
State of the Net

3. Did you know?
Consumer
Reports 2011
State of the Net

4. Did you know?
Consumer
Reports 2011
State of the Net

5. Did you know?
Consumer
Reports 2011
State of the Net

6. Building
a Digital
Footprint

7. The prohibition of social
media"...does not teach safe
behavior and leaves youth
without the necessary
knowledge and skills to protect
their privacy or engage in
responsible speech."
American Library Association

8. LCISD Policy:
goo.gl/OvClo

9. 8 Guidelines for Using Social
Media in Education
View the video:
http://Vimeo.com/36459316

10. Facebook
•Social network
•Share
comments,
media, and links

14. Facebook
Consult Your Admin
Privacy Settings: Be Aware
Create a Page
Have a Purpose
Set Goals & Be Consistent

15. Twitter
•Micro Blog
•Posts limited
to 140
characters.

16. Twitter
Goo.gl/M6hUK

17. Goo.gl/M6hUK

18. Twitter Top Ten
Hash
Tagging

19. Twitter Top Ten
Community
Note-Taking

20. Twitter Top Ten
Pen-Pals

21. Twitter Top Ten
Capitalize
On
Call-Outs

22. Twitter Top Ten
Post
Reminders

23. Twitter Top Ten
Consult
an
Expert

24. Twitter Top Ten
Brainstorm

25. Twitter Top Ten
Fictional
Q&A

26. Twitter Top Ten
Archive
Bookmarks

27. Twitter Top Ten
Flip
Your
Classroom

28. Edmodo
Secure, online
social-network
designed
specifically for
classroom use.

29. Facebook vs. edmodo
Facebook edmodo
Share comments,
links & media
Designed for
educational use
Post only to a teacher
created groups
Creepy People

30. What can teachers do in
edmodo?

38. What can students do in
edmodo?

42. Edmodo
Post as a Historical Character
Online Debate/Discussion
Digital Scrapbook
Give Positive Feedback
Flip Your Classroom

43. Goo.gl/R3n39

44. Goo.gl/zLj8p

45. She tried
something
different, and
got different
results.
Bridget Korenek Adams
Meyer Elementary, LCISD- 4th Grade

46. I am soooo excited! My kids are thrilled about Edmodo. I
have a student who is not taking medication for ADHD and
he sits still to add to the stories I have online. He wanted to
stay inside for recess because he wanted to add to it. Another
student went home and posted to the site. She read new
instructions I gave and joined the reading discussion group. I
saw that she had joined so I sent her a question to reply to
about author's purpose from a story that we read today. She
replied less than 5 minutes later and had some great insight
and explained why she enjoyed the passage that we read. This
has really brightened my day. It makes me feel a lot better
that I can teach through (edmodo), especially with that
student that is having trouble controlling himself!
Bridget Korenek Adams
Meyer Elementary - Fourth Grade

48. Net Worth: Social Networking in Education
Jennifer Mitchell Holly Dornak
@jenemitchell @hollydornak
Citations: http://goo.gl/iDTes