"I think social networking is a key component in education. For teachers, this is great because we can share ideas and collabroate on tough situations together. No teacher knows the best way to do everything all the time. In regards to the students,…"
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Social Networking in Education
Started this discussion. Last reply by Marissa Mendez Feb 22, 2010. 6 Replies 0 Likes
How do you feel about Social Networking being used in Education?Any ideas on ways to use Social Networking in the classroom?Continue
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Kiwi Commons replied to Alyssa Valenzuela's discussion Social Networking in Education"Using Social Media to connect with students outside of the classroom remains a touchy subject among educators. While some teachers are very much so against it, others live by it saying it helps promote a conducive teacher-student relationship. There…"
"Is the social network designed for educational use, or are you trying to adapt one to use with students? That's a key question. Sometimes the problems of adapting one tool for a different use is incredibly difficult.
Also, does the social…"
Alyssa Valenzuela replied to Alyssa Valenzuela's discussion Social Networking in Education"Thanks for the info!"
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