Social Media Savvy for Educators

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Social Media Savvy for Educators February 5, 2013 #SM4Edu

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Social Media Savvy for EducatorsFebruary 5, 2013

#SM4Edu

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Karen BantuverisFounder & CEO

@VolunteerSpot

Lisa Dabbs#ntchat, Edu Consultant

@Teachingwthsoul

Joe MazzaPrincipal, #PTChat

@Joe_Mazza

Ronnie BurtDirector Sales & Opps

@Edublogs @RonnieBurt

John SamuelsonEd Tech,

Techlandia Podcast Host@ipadsammy

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Agenda Welcome & Why We’re Here Recent Survey Results – Karen Overview of Popular Social Media tools – Karen Social Media For:

Professional Development – Lisa Parent Participation – Joe Student Enrichment - Ronnie & Jon

Q& A – All Resources & VolunteerSpot Demo: Free Online Signups &

Parent-Teacher Scheduler – Karen

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Social Media: Any online technology or practice that lets us share (content, opinions, insights, experiences, media) and have a conversation about the ideas we care about.

What is Social Media?

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Who Uses Social Media? Pew Research Center

Stats

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What SM are you Using?

80% Frequently

30-40% Occasionally

2013 VolunteerSpot Educator Survey Results

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For What Purpose do you Use SM?

Personal Use – 95% Frequently Professional Development – 85% Frequently Student Engagement – 50% Sometimes Parent Engagement – 41% Sometimes

2013 VolunteerSpot Educator Survey Results

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Lisa Dabbs

@TeachingwthSoulEducation Consultant Los Angeles, CA

Founder of New Teacher Chat #ntchat, Core Blogger/Marketing Team Support @Edutopia

Teachingwithsoul.com

 

Professional Development

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Professional Development with Social Media

  

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Social Media: It’s not just for kids!

  

All ages can benefit. It’s frequently FREE. With use our practice can improve!

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How should we use it for PD?

Can it support our practice?

Harnessing Social Media for PD

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Build your bio.Choose a tool/tools.Connect with colleagues. Join events/communities. Lurk and Learn!

Using Social Media for PD

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Build your bio on: Facebook Twitter Google Plus LinkedIn About.me

Build your Social Media Bio

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Facebook Twitter Blogs Google Plus/Hangouts LinkedIn Ning Groups

Choose Your Social Media Tool

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Twitter Chats: #ntchat, #edchatEdcampsFree WebinarsGoogle Hangouts-On

Air

Attend Events!

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Let’s re-cap: Build your bio. Choose a tool and use it. Connect with colleagues. Join events/communities. Lurk and Learn!

Using Social Media for PD

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Recommended Practices: Find a mentor Get comfortable with a

platform or tool. Seek out free on-line PD. Collaborate & share

resources. Don’t be afraid to ask for

help!

Can Social Media Support Us?

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Parent Engagement

Lead Learner @knappelementary, Philadelphia, PA ~ @PennGSE student studying home-school

partnerships 2.0 ~ Host of (Parent-Teacher) #PTchat Weds 9EDT

Joe Mazza@Joe_Mazza

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Using tech tools to build a connected learning community.

Our “Size” @KnappElementary•Students: 600, K-6•Home languages: 22•Free/reduced lunch: 33%•Many other * facets to consider

Community is NOTone size fits all.

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#MysterySkype@CoachYetter

@MrYettersClass

5th grade class in Iowa

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Investment in face to face two-way communication - A foundation or home

button for home-school partnerships

Image credit: inspiredmamadesigns.blogspot.com

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FACEFamily And Community Engagement

Dr. Joyce Epstein Dr. Karen Mapp Dr. Anne Henderson Dr. Steve Constantino

Many years of action research

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Epstein’s 6 Types of Involvement

Image credit: http://www.csos.jhu.edu/p2000/nnps_model/school/sixtypes.htm

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Monthly Home & School 2.0 Meetings

anymeeting.com

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Connecting Cultures

“Meet Families Where they Are”

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Plant the seeds. Provide ongoing training for parents & teachers.

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“@KnappElementary: @MissMorrison’s students read their newly published eBooks to 2nd grade buddies today & will share them with their family tonight!”

dinner table

Tell me about this book you published.

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Next steps in “meeting families where they are”

School Digital Family Summit Student Voice - KnappRadio Show #PTchat during Home & School

Mtg School hashtag (i.e.

@TMSHawkChat) Skype P-T Conference Options

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(12-13 family/staff bumper sticker)

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Ronnie & Jon@RonnieBurt @ipadSammy

Ronnie: Edublogs.org

Jon: Ed Tech Teacher, Techlandia Podcast HostipadSammy.com

 

Student Enrichment

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How are blogs used with students?

Blogging with Students!

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Start with a class blog Have students leave comments Then let students make posts

on class blog Then students can earn own

blog

Student Blogging Tips

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Open to all ages and abilities Can use any platform (Edublogs,

Kidblog, WordPress, etc.) Starts in March but register soon! 10 weeks of blogging activities Make connections among

classrooms Tons of support and resources

Join a Blogging Challenge!Student Blogging Challengesstudentchallenge.edublogs.org

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Age restrictions Can have one class account

& approve posts Have a class hashtag Search relevant hashtags #comments4kids

Twitter with Students

http://youtu.be/3LmhYtIPUWkCheck out these first graders!

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Pinterest

Created Boards for Students AND Parents

Organized Visually

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Pinterest Board Ideas

Current Events - for discussion Picture A Day Board - for parents and

students iPad App Board - for parents and students Project Board - to showcase student work School + Educational Videos Tech Tools To Try Conference Finds - TCEA collaborative

board

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Example: Math Games

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Edmodo

Have been using Edmodo for almost four years (since 2009)

Create Groups and Forum for Students

Sharing Projects from iPod Touch Lab

Great Way To Stay In Touch Outside of School

Set Specific Rules + Guidelines For Use

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Our Edmodo Rules

Sign up in lab with group code together Let use as chat, then set rules Be Positive Ask A Question or Give A Thoughtful

Comment Try To Use Correct Grammar + Spelling There Is No Text Talk Allowed There Are No Emoticons Allowed

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Edmodo

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Questions & Comments?

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Link to recorded webinar & slides Articles for Educators Articles & Links to share with Parents &

Students

Resources

http://Vols.pt/SM4Edu (caps matter)

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Karen BantuverisFounder & CEO

@VolunteerSpot

Lisa Dabbs#ntchat, Edu Consultant

@Teachingwthsoul

Joe MazzaPrincipal, #PTChat

@Joe_Mazza

Ronnie BurtDirector Sales & Opps

@Edublogs @RonnieBurt

John SamuelsonEd Tech,

Techlandia Podcast Host@ipadsammy

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FREE, Easy Parent Conference & Group Scheduling

VolunteerSpot.com

Please stay for a quick DEMO (< 5 min)

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Parents Get Invited

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Parents Click to Sign UpNO PASSWORDS

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Choose Their Spot

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Choose Their Spot

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Stay Connected