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The Networked Administrator
The document discusses the importance of social media and technology in education, highlighting the need for school leaders to evolve in an era where a majority of young children already have an online presence. It emphasizes themes such as collaboration, continuous learning among teachers, and creating a culture of sharing to enhance educational practices. The document also provides practical steps for integrating technology and social media into school communication and learning environments.
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- 1. 7/12/12 the networked administrator leading & learning with social media lyn hilt http://www.flickr.com/photos/volubis/4281052958/sizes/o/in/photostream/
- 2. Resources related tothis webinar found here: http://leadandlearn.wikispaces.com 5th year, K-6 principal Elem. tech integrator/coach Connected reader, writer, learner lynhilt@gmail.com @l_hilt on Twitter
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- 5. http://www.flickr.com/photos/33224129@N00/3371279619/sizes/l/in/photostream/ If effective principals energize teachers in complex times, what is going to energize principals? Michael Fullan The New Meaning of Educational Change (2001)
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- 8. This begs meto ask, Is this acceptable? Can we, as leaders, accept that we do not know enough about the needs of the children in front of us, and therefore fail to prepare our teachers and students for their futures? (by failing to prepare ourselves?)
- 9. 92% of U.S. toddlershave an online presence by the age of 2 Source: http://mashable.com/2010/10/07/toddlers-online-presence/
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- 11. Scott McLeod If wewere really serious about educational technology Dangerously Irrelevant
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- 13. Image: Alec Couros Source:http://nwinton.wordpress.com/2008/01/03/the-year-of-the-diagram/
- 14. iste.org/nets Essential Conditions • Shared vision • Technical support • Empowered leaders • Curriculum framework • Implementation planning • Student-centered learning • Consistent & adequate funding • Assessment & evaluation • Equitable access • Engaged communities • Skilled personnel • Support policies • Ongoing professional learning • Supportive external context
- 17. build it...model it...shareit digital footprint a responsibility: http://gizmodo.com/%23!5036418/led-floor-captures-digital-footprints
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- 19. connections relationships opportunities http://www.flickr.com/photos/mikeleeorg/1474215318/sizes/z/in/photostream/
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- 23. "If you generallythink of the Internet as a 'place to look up stuff' you're missing the best part.” http://dotsub.com/view/027a4da1-8be2-4ea7-85e9-2e3be140db1a http://ideasandthoughts.org/2008/11/04/connecting-the-world/ "Because everyone embraces a culture of sharing, I benefit.” “The benefits of one idea or comment can be golden to someone.” -Dean Shareski
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- 25. http://www.flickr.com/photos/28481088@N00/3731283554/sizes/o/in/photostream/ “A curator isan expert learner. Instead of dispensing knowledge, he creates spaces in which knowledge can be created, explored, and connected.” -George Siemens
- 26. why social media? free connected reflective available
- 27. the use ofweb-based and mobile technologies to turn communication into an interactive dialogue. http://www.flickr.com/photos/yourdon/3088582622/sizes/o/in/photostream/
- 28. a personal learningjourney
- 29. What can itlook like in your school? http://www.flickr.com/photos/ansik/
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- 32. social learning doesn’tmean what you think it does
- 33. continuous learner wants immediateaccess to solutions happy to share relies on trusted network learns best with/from others stays current strives to improve productivity thrives on autonomy
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- 37. In order tomaster the connected world... http://www.fastcompany.com/pics/six-degrees-inspiration share cooperate collaborate collective action Clay Shirky * Here Comes Everybody
- 38. engaging learners... (It’s not about the tools.) Image credit: Royan Lee
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- 44. Ways to getstarted. Start to develop a PLN. Join Twitter. Use RSS to subscribe to blogs.... Transition from a static newsletter to a living blog.... Use Facebook & Twitter communications with your school community... Utilize Google docs and wikis for collaborative work... Use social bookmarking (Diigo, Delicious) for curation and sharing... Try YouTube and Livestream to bring life to your communications...
- 45. Getting there. Model use. Provideautonomy, time & resources. Form partnerships. Embrace failure, promote growth. Educate.
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- 47. acknowledgements For Sharing Ideas jwas Alec Couros For Sharing Images sfview George Couros Flickr Bill Ferriter sky_mitch Other Images Shared Michael Fullan clappstar Don’t be afraid of change Dean Shareski Aelle Digital footprints Patrick Larkin bennylin0724 Child with cell phone Royan Lee N07 It’s the room Jenny Luca plugusin bitzi Scott McLeod Articles/Resources niklaswikstrom Sheryl Nussbaum-Beach referenced found here: mikeleeorg Marc Prensky http:// annais Jason Ramsden leadandlearn.wikispaces.c kirklau Eric Sheninger om/Networked nagatta George Siemens psd +Administrator Josh Stumpenhorst alwaysbreaking Justin Tarte sparktography Will RIchardson Rsinner zephranyce tanakawho