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Social Media in Education

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Social Media in Education. By Dr.Kumuda Gururao www.advisor2u.com. Learning Objectives. By the end of this program, you will learn What is meant by social media Tools of social media for education Benefits of social media How to implement it for your institution

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Social Media in Education By Dr.Kumuda Gururao www.advisor2u.com

Learning Objectives By the end of this program, you will learn • What is meant by social media • Tools of social media for education • Benefits of social media • How to implement it for your institution • How to curate the content from various sources • Real life examples

What is Social Media?

Social Media

Social Media: Definition • ‘Social media are media for social interaction, using highly accessible and scalable publishing techniques. Social media use web-based’.

Examples for Social Media : Tools of the Day

Examples for social media : Tools of the day – Contd….

Social Media Tools Used in Education • Ning • Elgg • Diigo (e.g. web slides on eLearing) • Academia.edu • Quora • Slideshare • Storify • authorStream

Webslides on eLearning

Social Media Tools Used in Education –Contd… • Wikispaces Classroom • Edmodo • 123ContactForm • Edublogs-(Use blogbooker, ZINEPAL, Anthologize to create eBook from blogs) • IHMC software

Example for Social Media : cfhe12 Cfhe12 It is a Web Based Course-MOOC My Concept Maps http://cmapspublic.ihmc.us/rid=1L2FYQJCL-12NTCQ0-2NFD/cfhe12

Concept Map : e.g.

Benefits of Social Media in Higher Education • What are the benefits of using Social Media for Higher Education?

Benefits of Social Media in Higher Education • Connections • Everyone can participate as there is no constraint of time • Improves communication

Points to be Considered Before Adopting Social Media for Hr.Education What are the points to be considered before implementing Social Media for Higher Education?

Points to be Considered Before Adopting Social Media for Hr.Education • Purpose of using social media • Drafting a social media policy The DO’s and DONT’s of social media at VU. http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=THjwa-9mwuI#! Or Click here. • Avoiding a social media crisis and dealing with it.

Resources for Drafting Social Media Policy • Ottawa Catholic School Board Social Media PolicySocial Media Governance - database of over 195 policies • School AUP 2.0 policy resources • Ontario College of Teachers Professional AdvisoryThinking Machine - Social Media Guidelines • AZTEA resources for AUP and social media • Navigating Social Media Policies - Simple K12 Webinar • Mashable - 10 Must Haves for your social media policy • 15 University Social Media Policies • NSW social media policy

How Would You Use Social Media in the Classroom? • Encourage group discussion-use classname/project name hashtag for discussion on Twitter

Open Virtual Meetings

Post Helpful Information

How Would You Consolidate the Information You’ve shared through Social Media?

You Can Consolidate by Curating • Distribute /Curate your content using sccop.it e.g. http://www.scoop.it/t/edutek/ http://www.scoop.it/t/smmarketing • Use peartrees for various topics My pearltree

Social Media in Education An example for curation : Social Media in Education

Examples of Real Life Usage http://india-men.ning.com/ The University of California, Riverside – The Sloan Center for Internet Retailing uses Ning as the graduate school’s main site)

Examples of Real life Usage Facebook • Amity University • BITS-Pilani • VIT-Alumini • SRM University • University of Petroleum & Energy Studies

Examples of Real life Usage ..Contd.. Twitter • Amity University • SRM University

Interaction Provide feedback of this program by tweeting your opinion with #SM4Edu

My Networks My networks

Thank You By Dr.Kumuda Gururao www.advisor2u.com

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The document discusses the role of social media in teaching and learning. It introduces various social media tools like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, YouTube, Pinterest and their uses in education. These tools can boost student engagement, connect them to experts, help share content and materials, and allow students to establish an online presence. The document provides examples of how each tool can be used for learning activities like sharing notes, hosting discussions, collaborating in groups. It emphasizes that social media should be used purposefully to meet learning objectives, rather than just for their own sake. Read less

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• 1. ROLE OF SOCIAL MEDIA IN TEACHING AND LEARNING DR.C.THANAVATHI, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF HISTORY, V.O.CHIDAMBARAM COLLEGE OF EDUCATION, THOOTHUKUDI. Dr.C.Thanavathi
• 2. ∗ Name ∗ Roll No.: ∗ Gender ∗ Major ID Card Details ∗ Major ∗ Blood Group ∗ Address: Father / Husband / Guardian Name ∗ Full Address ∗ Cell No: Father / Husband / Guardian Number Dr.C.Thanavathi
• 3. Social Media in Education This session will introduce how to incorporate social media tools into learning activities. When used properly, social media tools can boost student engagement, link students to content experts, find online classroom lessons, and help them establish an online body of work/establish their brand. Dr.C.Thanavathi
• 4. ∗ Are you a NETIZEN? How many hours do you spend daily on the net? Do you use social media? If, yes, which one and for what? Have you tried social media in your profession?Have you tried social media in your profession? Do you think social media adds value to your professional acumen? Dr.C.Thanavathi
• 5. Technology more than an enabler in education. Students like to use smart phones, tablet, laptop etc., Facebook, Twitter, Linkedin, You tube, Blogs, Wikis are the new tools for networking and knowledge sourcing and sharing. BACKGROUND Wi-Fi campuses are the new infrastructural benefits, educational campuses provide. Learning innovation, faster replication through virtual medium are the causes for fast dissemination of knowledge. Dr.C.Thanavathi
• 6. ∗ 90% of college students visit social networking sites on a regular basis WHY IS SOCIAL LEARNING IMPORTANT? a regular basis ∗ Social learning is learners learning from each other ∗ Today's students want to document their feelings and insights in a highly timely manner ∗ Social learning can increase comprehension of material and create new channels for students to learn. Dr.C.Thanavathi
• 7. Social media Websites and applications that enable users to create and share content or to participate in social networking. - Oxford Dictionary Social media are web 2.0 applications. It allow user to interact, collaborate in social media. Web 2.0 also allow to create user generated content in a virtual community. ROLE IN TEACHING AND LEARNING INTRODUCTION ROLE IN TEACHING AND LEARNING ∗ A supplementary teaching-learning tool ∗ A follow up tool ∗ A novel assessment tool ∗ A tool to encourage interaction and peer learning ∗ A tool for innovative, experiential team based learning ∗ A tool for customized one to one learning between learner and tutor. ∗ A tool to measure independent learning takeaway by every learner. Dr.C.Thanavathi
• 8. ∗ Many instructors are interested in learning how to add social media tools into their curriculum, but theyadd social media tools into their curriculum, but they aren’t sure how ∗ Social media sites can be a huge distraction for students who aimlessly click through sites ∗ It can be challenging to find ways to incorporate activities with social media that promote actual learning. Dr.C.Thanavathi
• 9. ∗ We’re going to spend just a short amount of time explaining the tool and focus more on ways to use Do not just use social media for the sake of it! explaining the tool and focus more on ways to use them for learning activities. If you want help on the technical aspects, please set up a one-on-one training. ∗ The learning objective is most important. Social media is a tool to help teach a concept so be sure to not lose sight of the learning for the cool factor. ∗ Choose 1 tool to start and make it purposeful. Dr.C.Thanavathi
• 10. ∗ Enables two way communication in real time ∗ Mitigates geographical constraint ∗ Encourages self paced learning ∗ Techno-savvy professionals are groomed ADVANTAGES ∗ Techno-savvy professionals are groomed ∗ Customized user friendly and collaborative contents are prepared ∗ 7x24x365 learning Dr.C.Thanavathi
• 11. ∗ Face book ∗ Instagram ∗ My Space ∗ Micro-blogs/Twitter Major social Media Tools used in Education ∗ Linked In ∗ You tube ∗ Google+ ∗ Blogs ∗ Wikis ∗ Webinar Dr.C.Thanavathi
• 12. ∗ Facebook - Mark Zuckerberg ∗ Twitter - Jack Dorsey, Biz Stone, Evan Williams ∗ LinkedIn - Reid Hoffman The Social Media Visionaries…. ∗ LinkedIn - Reid Hoffman ∗ Wikipedia - Jimmy Wales ∗ Blogger - Evan Williams ∗ MOODLE - Martin Dougiams Dr.C.Thanavathi
• 13. ∗ Facebook is the world's largest social network, Facebook is King largest social network, with more than 900 million users. People mainly use it to connect with important people in their life. Dr.C.Thanavathi
• 14. ∗ Create a page on a specific learning community ∗ Build your audience comprising of the learner. ∗ Administrator gets weekly summary. ∗ Encourage learning/revision/assessments by posting and encouraging participations of learner in Quotes. ∗ Situations/Case-lets ∗ Applied questions ∗ Video analysis∗ Video analysis ∗ Assessments ∗ Announcements ∗ Key to success-Innovative ways of presenting through audio-visual and crispy mode, ensuring contents go viral through maximum participation. ∗ Beware of plagiarism and subsequent consequences! Dr.C.Thanavathi
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• 16. ∗ Good: students can use it to connect with each other outside of the classroom. Facebook Pros & Cons outside of the classroom. ∗ Good: students can create a Facebook Group to form online study groups. ∗ Bad: students may divert from learning. Dr.C.Thanavathi
• 17. ∗ Twitter allows you to post your ideas in just 140 characters Twitter characters ∗ Letters, numbers, symbols, punctuation and spaces all count as characters on Twitter. ∗ What all of this means is, you have to be concise. You have to know exactly what you want to say, and say it in as few words as possible. Dr.C.Thanavathi
• 18. ∗ Uploading study materials. ∗ Several bytes each time, rather than at one go in line with the classroom delivery. ∗ Graphs, illustrations, videos etc. can be shared. ∗ Maximizing messaging options ∗ Private chats for individual clarifications ∗ Video chat for non-verbal cues related explanation for better interactivity.interactivity. ∗ Getting more educators. ∗ Educators from the network adds value to the discussions, forum plays important role. ∗ Performing assessments ∗ Individual assessments can be done by tagging individuals. ∗ Groups or topics on which interaction can happen be formed. ∗ Hashtags and tweet chats can be bring students together. Dr.C.Thanavathi
• 19. Who is the founder of Twitter? Twitter was created in March 2006 by Jack Dorsey, EvaWilliams, Biz Stone and Noah Glass and by July 2006 the site was launched. Dr.C.Thanavathi
• 20. ∗ Connect students with content experts who have a Twitter profile Use of Twitter Dr.C.Thanavathi
• 21. ∗ Allow students to tweet their own notes during lessons and share with their peers Ways to Use Twitter share with their peers ∗ Have students follow you and ask them to tweet you about their learning process – including difficulties they face or resources they want to share Dr.C.Thanavathi
• 22. ∗ Virtual guest speakers – start a lesson with a video that grabs students’ attention. YouTube can be great for brining in different perspectives. Audio visual is higher up on Ways to use YouTube in different perspectives. Audio visual is higher up on Bloom’s Taxonomy. Dr.C.Thanavathi
• 23. ∗ Have students create a narrated presentation and upload it to YouTube ∗ Record your lectures and post them on YouTube for students to view – students can rewatch! ∗ Create an introduction video Ways to use YouTube ∗ Create an introduction video ∗ Create a playlist of video related to a concept – this saves students from wasting their time searching for useless or unsuitable information. Check YouTube.com/Teachers for examples ∗ Video Everywhere Dr.C.Thanavathi
• 24. WHAT IS IT? ∗ LinkedIn helps people with employment via online networking – like an online resume ∗ Allows you to maintain a ‘work life’ profile WAYS TO USE IT LinkedIn WAYS TO USE IT ∗ Join a Group for join discussions and view job postings ∗ Help them establish an online body of work. ∗ Recommendations from colleagues or instructors Dr.C.Thanavathi
• 25. ∗ Professional networking portal. ∗ It can be used in the following ways for teaching and learning. ∗ Networking with professionals. ∗ Participation in different forums and groups. ∗ Collaborative learning through customized threads. ∗ Inputs from domain experts on content development.∗ Inputs from domain experts on content development. ∗ Industry specific illustrations, examples by discussing theoretical topics with industry experts. ∗ Great Books Group, Learning, Education and Training, Professional Group, many company and sector specific groups. Dr.C.Thanavathi
• 26. How to Use Pinterest Dr.C.Thanavathi
• 27. ∗ Many faculty find lesson plan ideas for Ways to Use Pinterest lesson plan ideas for their classrooms. Dr.C.Thanavathi
• 28. ∗ Slide Share is a Web 2.0 based slide hosting service. Slide Share is the world's largest community for sharing presentations. With 60 million monthly visitors and 130 million page views ∗ Slide Share was recently voted amongst the World's Top 10 tools for education & e-learning. Slide Share 10 tools for education & e-learning. ∗ There’s a lot of professional content on Share Share ∗ Upload presentations for review/comments ∗ Download presentations for usage ∗ Review contents of other contributors ∗ Additional resources for teaching and learning ∗ Administrator gets weekly summary Dr.C.Thanavathi
• 29. ∗ Tumblr, Wordpress, or Blogger are popular options ∗ Similar to LinkedIn, students or faculty can use these blogging sites to create their online brand. ∗ Blogging is a mechanism for students to show off their Blogging ∗ Blogging is a mechanism for students to show off their creative writing skills. ∗ An easy way to get a student into blogging it to suggest that they copy the text from their discussion board posts into their blog. Dr.C.Thanavathi
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• 44. ∗ Facebook : Thana Vathi ∗ Twitter : Thanavathi@com ∗ LinkedIn : Thanavathi ∗ Blog : thanavathi.wordpress.com ∗ WhatsApp : 9629256771 My Profile ∗ WhatsApp : 9629256771 ∗ Email ID : [email protected] ∗ Students desire to keep their academic network separate from their personal social network, although they do want an online forum to connect with colleagues...in other words: Dr.C.Thanavathi
• 45. ∗ Share notes, their ideas and feelings. ∗ This helps make students feel part of a community with increases engagement ∗ Chat about setting up study groups How can students use My Address? ∗ Chat about setting up study groups ∗ Offer support ∗ Get new information Dr.C.Thanavathi
• 46. THANKING YOU Decide to learn 1 of these social media tools. Be sure to make it purposeful so that it meets a learning objective. Happy Learning and Teaching through Social Media!!! Dr.C.Thanavathi

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