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The document discusses meeting students' social needs through social networks and online communication tools. It acknowledges that students want to use social networks to communicate with friends, meet new people, and share things about themselves. While social networks can be distracting in a school setting, the author believes they can also be educational. To provide social outlets for students without permitting unrestricted social networks like MySpace, the document lists various approved online communication and collaboration tools that will be available to students, such as private email, blogs, photo sharing, forums, and wikis. This is intended to allow students opportunities for contribution, self-expression and collaboration while avoiding potential distractions.
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Social Networks Social Outlets
- 1. Social Networks Social Outlets How to meet student social needs
- 2. I know that many of you want to use Social Networks (SN)
- 3. And I know some reasons why…
- 5. 1.Communicate with your friends -On and off campus 2.Meet new people 3.Share things about yourself with others 4.BE the social adolescent you are!
- 6. I have to promise you this…
- 7. I have given this tremendous thought…
- 8. … And I want to meet your communication and social needs
- 9. Here is what I believe…
- 10. I believe SN’s are a great education tool
- 11. I think MYSpace have given SN’s a bad rap
- 12. I believe many school districts against MY Space and SN’s know little about SN’s…and perhaps never used them (one)
- 13. I believe SN’s can be distracting in the school setting if not created for educational purposes
- 14. I believe schools need to ne sensitive to student needs and provide social outlets
- 15. So here is what I will do…
- 16. You will be given an inter-school email where you can create blogs and groups (Gaggle)
- 17. You will be able to join and use a private community network (MS Sharepoint
- 18. You will be able to post and share photos on the school server folders (Edufiles)
- 19. You will be able to contribute to class forums on an LMS (Moodle)
- 20. You will be able to join and contribute to global discussions (TakingITGlobal)
- 21. You will be to create and publish on the WWW (Voicethread, MS Photostory,…)
- 22. You will be able to contribute to school/classroom Wiki’s and Blogs (Wikispaces, Blogger)
- 23. I hope to allow you to be part of an educational SN (education.Ning)
- 24. Thus, short of permitting MYSpace (or other SN’s) I am unsure how to meet insatiable social needs. The list provides ample opportunity for contribution, self-expression, collaboration, sharing, publishing, etc…