Tag Archives: Facebook

Taking action against online bullying – what can you do?

Posted on October 23, 2012 by ictenhancedlearningandteaching

Bullying on IRFE in March 5, 2007, the first class day. (Photo credit: Wikipedia) As you’re sure to be aware from the media Cyberbullying (and bullying in face-to-face environments) is experienced with all age groups, and in a wide range … Continue reading →

Posted in Online safety | Tagged bullying, communication, crime, Cyber-bullying, cybersafety, Cyberwise, digital citizenship, ethics, Facebook, online bullying, online safety, safety online, skills, social media, Technology, Twitter | Leave a comment

16 ways that educators use Pinterest

Posted on April 18, 2012 by ictenhancedlearningandteaching

Linda Ross recently dropped me a line and recommended that I have look at the infographic below entitled 16 ways educators use Pinterest. I haven’t used Pinterest before, but John S Oliver has and he has blogged about it here. … Continue reading →

Posted in All, Social Networking | Tagged collaboration, curation, Facebook, infographic, linda ross, organisation, Pinterest, social bookmarking tools, Social Network | 1 Comment

Twitter unpacked: Some resources to help you get started

Posted on September 13, 2011 by ictenhancedlearningandteaching

Image via WikipediaA day or two ago I received a couple of questions from a friend, Yvonne Hynson, about Twitter: “Can you point me to somewhere to learn all about these hashtags and how to tweet @ without getting all … Continue reading →

Posted in All | Tagged collaborate, Facebook, follow, guide, hashtag, How to, Online Communities, share, Social Network, Tag (metadata), Trending and Popularity, Trending topic, Twitter | Leave a comment

The Virtual Revolution – Homo Interneticus

Posted on July 27, 2011 by ictenhancedlearningandteaching

Clarence Yates shared this prodigious post with another community we are both members of, and has kindly agreed to share it with the Ethos community. He has watched all of the 5 documentaries that he links to, and pulls out … Continue reading →

Posted in All, Future, ICT Enhanced learning and teaching | Tagged Aleks Krotoski, behaviour, change, connected, culture, Dunbar Number, Education, Facebook, future, Network Effect, neuroscience, Robin Dunbar, Sherry Turkle, social networking, Twitter, World Wide Web | Leave a comment

Digital Citizenship and Online Safety (a session facilitated by Nancy Groh)

Posted on June 9, 2011 by ictenhancedlearningandteaching

Image by hazelowendmc via FlickrToday was the first session of the Paepae Hot Seat session, Digital Citizenship and Online Safety, kindly facilitated by Nancy Groh from Netsafe. Netsafe are the developers of the Learn, Guide, Protect site, where educators and … Continue reading →

Posted in All, Online safety | Tagged Child Safety, collaboration, cybersafety, Digital citizen, Education, Facebook, Google, information literacy, NetSafe, online safety, Professional development, sharing, social networking, Technology | Leave a comment

Digital Citizenship and Online Safety (a session facilitated by Nancy Groh)

Posted on May 18, 2011 by ictenhancedlearningandteaching

Posted in All, Online safety | Tagged Child Safety, citizen, collaboration, cybersafety, Digital, Digital citizen, Education, Facebook, Google, information literacy, NetSafe, online safety, Professional development, sharing, social networking, Technology | Leave a comment

Social networking and connecting for health, literacy, community and a better way of life

Posted on September 6, 2010 by ictenhancedlearningandteaching

Image via Wikipedia You may wonder, sometimes, if ICT in general and mobile technology in particular is also about revenue generation and filling time with empty connections. In some cases you may be right, however, after doing a wee bit … Continue reading →