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Page 1: Making Connections ThroughTwitter and Blogging - Shared Learning 2014

Making Connections

Through Twitter and Blogging

Michelle Hiebert@MauiMickey

[email protected]

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Who Am I?

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Any student online presence needs to be explained to parents

so they are informed and permission to use cloud computing is granted.

We need to have informed consent.

Please note:

http://www.oipc.bc.ca/about/legislation.aspx

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FREE, DAILY Professional Development

Allows you to make connections with educators (not just teachers!) all over the world

Convenient and ready when and if you are

Why Twitter?

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Engage in conversationsInclude a photo and a bio so people get to know you. NO EGG!

Don’t just lurk, contribute and build your PLN!

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The Power of Social Media

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What are your thoughts on twitter?

Do you follow any twitter chats?

#kinderchat (Mon. 6pm)#bcedchat (Sun. 7pm)#cdnedchat (Mon. 5pm)

www.cybraryman.com

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Connects students around the world

Introduces other cultures and traditions

Allows students to see similarities and differences between themselves and other international students

Leads into #skypeplay and other ways to connect

Twitter in the Classroom

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Kindergarten Around the World

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Global Collaborative Projects

With Japan With Indonesia

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To Tweet or Not to Tweet...A Guide to Tweeting with Early Learners

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Blogging makes your learning visible

Allows others to see your thinking

Helps you consolidate and articulate your ideas

Sparks conversation through the comments

Why Blog?

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Professional/Personal Blog

mauimickey.wordpress.com

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What are your thoughts about

personal/professional blogging?

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Class Blogkinderpals.ca

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A “window” into our classroom

Documents our learning

Communicates with parents and other classes

Students take ownership of “their” space on the web

Showing Our Learning

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Static Pages

-contain all classroom information you want available all the time

-very handy when new students arrive or if parents need reminders of routines and important info

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Updates for Parents

-a way of showing what is going on in the classroom and providing a way to have learning visible

-emailed directly to them

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Showing our Learning

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Classroom News and

Learning Links-easy organization for students -video content uploaded in safeshare.tv to remove ads and suggested videos

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Do you have a class blog?

Why or why not?

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Sample blog post

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Student writing goes to a wider audience than just inside the classroom

Creates opportunity for feedback and conversation

Brings the parents “into” their child’s learning and helps with conversations at home about their school experience

Sharing with a Meaningful Audience

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Make Connections!

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How do you help your students make connections?

Could twitter or blogging add meaning to your students’ learning?

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Making connections through twitter and bloggingenhances learning experiences for both you and your students!