the social media journey lisa lund, director of technology basehor-linwood school district
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The Social Media Journey
Lisa Lund, Director of TechnologyBasehor-Linwood School District
Students and Social MediaModeling
Digital Citizenship - ToolboxLessons and Integration in
Classroom
Social Media Social Media can be used as a Professional Learning Network (PLN) or as a tool to communicate with both parents and students.
Also, as a tool for students to communicate with parents and each other on content, assignments and questions.
SnapchatMessaging, Anonymous, Chatting, Sexting, Live Chatting, Timed photos
Vine
Students use Vine for entertainment Students use Vine for expression Students use Vine for storytelling
20Ways to Use Vine in the Classroom
Social Media and the Classroom: How to Use Vine
Whisper
Post QuestionsPost thoughtsPost ideas Pictures help to understand the point
Free Texting
WhatsApp Go TextMe
Free Texting Send images Send video/audio
messages No cost (uses your
internet data plan
Free Texting Free Phone Calls Send/Receive
Pictures No phone number
needed Text anonymously
Remind.com
Texting Remind.com
Parents/students have personal number
Can text back to you
Parents/Students have a predesigned number
Cannot text back Allows you to
schedule texts Parents/students
sign-up via code
Yik Yak
• Share questions, information and comment on texts from others around you
• Uses your GPS to find your location and 500 people nearest to you with the app
• Currently terms of service require you to be 18• Used by teens• Can be used to bully
Sli.do/#socialmedia
QUESTIONS
What other sites have you heard about that students are using?
Facebook - Edmodo
• Sign-Up online• For “old” people• Create Page for sports,
clubs, classrooms• Post information, tests,
homework• Parents will follow • Students do not follow as
often • App and Accessible by
phone
• Sign-Up with Teacher• Teacher can monitor
posts• Post homework, blogs,
assignments, tests• App and accessible on
phone• Facebook look
Post Pictures and Share Follow others Post to Facebook, Twitter,
Tumblr Great way to share events in
classroom with parents Students need to have accounts
monitored Like and make comments
www.instagram.com
www.shutterfly.com
• Create private class photo album• Give parents access to pictures, assignments, etc. just
like a website only private• Easy to use• Upload photos• Upload calendars, assignments, etc. • www.shutterfly.com
Blogs
• Tell a story• Information and professional
development• Edublogs•Weebly•WordPress• Blogger
Flipping with Social Media
Youtube Ted.ed
• Students create videos
• Learn by videos• Introduce concepts• Explain content• Create channel for
instruction and PD
• Use Videos to create flipped lessons
• Ask questions• Create discussions
for students based on videos
• Create boards to share - PLN• Students create boards to share with classmates• Ways to Use Pinterest for Teachers• Integrating Social Media in the Classroom
Google Drive/Docs/Email
• Collaborate with students • Grade documents with voice and
comments• Students collaborate• 15 gb storage for education • Google Classroom
Twiducate
www.twiducate.com
Alternate to Twitter Send 140 character
messages Create a list of links for
studentsAdd Assignments and
RemindersSend messagesPrivate – only students
with code can post Communication and
CollaborationEmbed Google Docs
www.twitter.comwww.tweetdeck.comChat Schedule
• Professional Learning Network
• Kindergarten Classroom• Summarize 140
characters• Blooms and Twitter• Teachers and Twitter – A
SCD• Twitter Guide in Educati
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