1. Regional Staff Development Day October 23, 2009 K. Virginia Bond vbond@srk12.org vbond@srk12.org

3.  Communication and Collaboration  Digital Citizenship  Technology Operations and Concepts  Research and Information Fluency  Creativity and Innovation  Critical Thinking, Problem Solving and Decision Making

4. http://www.mediabistro.com/fishbowlLA/original/grasgf.jpg

5. http://www.adrants.com/images/social_networks.jpg

6. From Wikipedia- “A social network is a social structure made of individuals (or organizations) called "nodes," which are tied (connected) by one or more specific types of interdependency, such as friendship, kinship, financial exchange, dislike, sexual relationships, or relationships of beliefs, knowledge or prestige”social structurekinshipsexual relationships http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_networks http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_network_service

7. ’94 Theglobe.com Geocities share info / ideas around personal homepages ’95 Classmates.com Link to each other via email addresses ’99 Epinion.com more control over content / connectivity ‘02-04 Friendster MySpace Bebo led to Facebook ’05 launch of Yahoo 360. ‘08-09 Ning Twitter

8. Internal (ISN) Closed private community within a company/ ass’n/ society or ed/ provider “invite only” in ESN External (ESN) Open/public community Available to all users Designed to attract advertisers

9.  Online communities  Share interests / activities  Most web-based  Provide multiple ways to interact: ◦ Email ◦ Posting ◦ IM’ing ◦ Photos

10.  Encourage new ways to communicate and share information  Used by millions of people (regularly  Gained popularity in the 21 st century  Most popular contain category divisions ◦ Former school / year

11.  Can upload a picture of themselves  Create a profile  Be friends with users ◦ Confirmation of friends  Usually have privacy controls ◦ Allows users to choose who can view their profile

13. PersonalClassroom

15.  NO SWEARING  NO SMOKING  NO ALCOHOL / DRINKING  NO DRUGS  NO RUNNING DOWN people ◦ Always be aware of specifics  NO “YUCKY” comments about employer

16.  NO PRESENT DAY Students! “Sorry, I don’t accept current students. I will accept you as a friend once you graduate high school.”

17.  Mobile phone users can do ALMOST everything a user at a computer can do http://cadltech.wordpress.com/2009/04/10/smstext-message-tricks/

18.  Some of the things I bet you didn’t know you could do with SMS text messaging:  1. Movie times at your local cinema 2. Driving directions 3. Stock quotes 4. Traffic updates 5. Weather updates 6. Translate words to and from English 7. Send email 8. Watch your auctions on eBay 9. Post to your blog 10. Compare prices for merchandise 11. Find wifi spots 12. Check whether your flight is on time 13. Keep up with Twitter 14. Get alerts and add events to google calendar 15. Track your package 16. Convert metric to english measurements and back again 17. Calculate math 18. Receive AMBER alerts 19. Get RSS feeds

20.  Create brand awareness  Online reputation management tool  Recruiting  To learn about new technologies & competitors  As a lead generational tool to intercept potential prospect

21.  Share/ exchange scientific knowledge ◦ Able to increate both their learning / flexibility beyond their area / research field  Expand knowledge base & share ideas

23.  Creating chat-room forums/ groups to extend classroom discussions  Post assignments, tests & quizzes  Foster parent – teacher communication

24.  Privacy ◦ Too much? ◦ Data theft ◦ viruses  Notifications ◦ “only positive”  Access to information ◦ Beware if NOT given a choice  Potential for misuse ◦ bullying  Risk for child safety

25. http://www.informify.com/top-stories/49-science-technology/131- mother-indicted-in-nations-first-cyber-bullying-case  Potential for misuse ◦ Cyber Bullying ◦ October 2006 - Megan Meier  Risk for child safety sexual predators

26. Web-based / distance learning Concept used to describe the connection within and between society and SN

27.  Facebook is increasing used by administrators and law enforcement as a sources of evidence against student users  Vast majority of school districts have STRINGENT rules against nearly ALL forms of SN’ing during the school day

28.  twitter  MySpace  Facebook  Youtube  Teacher tube  blogs (blogspot)  wiki (wikipedia)  Ning  Teacher Forums @ ATC  Others……google groups / yahoo groups

29. http://www.lemonde.fr/technologies/infographie/2008/01/14/reseaux- sociaux-des-audiences-differentes-selon-les- continents_999097_651865.html#ens_id=999297

31.  http://www.classroom20.com/forum/topics/ what-is-21st-century-education http://www.classroom20.com/forum/topics/ what-is-21st-century-education

32.  http://careerbooster.ning.com/video/how- to-use-twitter http://careerbooster.ning.com/video/how- to-use-twitter

34.  http://www.classroom20.com/forum/topics/ what-is-21st-century-education http://www.classroom20.com/forum/topics/ what-is-21st-century-education

35.  Social Networking graphic, slide 2, http://www.mediabistro.com/fishbowlLA/ori ginal/grasgf.jpg