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Twitter analytics in R…and using Twitter in teaching
For this presentation, Lyndon Walker started by asking the questions who uses Twitter (nearly everyone), and who uses Twitter in their teaching (not many). He then moved on to look at different ways Twitter can be used in teaching starting … Continue reading
Posted in All, Engagement
Tagged #ascilite2012, ascilite202, learning analytics, R, Tweeting, Twitter, Twitter in teaching
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Making connections: 10 TED Talks That Could Be Used As Course Titles
Why do. people give so much time, thought, and often, effort to sharing, commenting, and participating in online environments – for free? An inherent desire to share and receive feedback? The great moment when you make connections across topics, … Continue reading
Posted in All
Tagged Online Communities, sharing, social networking, TED, TED Talk, Twitter, wheels within wheels
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Stephanie Bader opens the “Curtain on Lurking”
This thoughtful, honest reflection about moving from a lurker to a more confident community participant was shared by Diana Ayling (here). In her post Stephanie Bader, reflects on the fear she faced when initially jumping into the development of her personal and … Continue reading
Do you need a social media detox?
A humorous overview of social media from Column Five Media (@columnfive).
Posted in All, Social Networking
Tagged Column Five Media, Facebook, humour, social media, social media detox, Twitter
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Information Literacy and Web 2.0 – the Scenario of Susie
I have just finished working on a mindmap that tells the story of Susie and her use of Web 2.0 tools to conduct research for her assignments. The mindmap: Susie Web 2.0 Research is designed to give an idea of … Continue reading
Posted in ICT Enhanced learning and teaching, Literacy, Social Networking
Tagged architecture, Bachelor of Architectural Studies, Blended learning, digital literacy, E-learning, elearning, exemplars, illustration, information literacy, Mind map, MindMeister, scenario, Second Life, social learning, social networking, Twitter, web 2, Web 2 tools, Web 2.0
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The proof of the pudding: Students using social media in class improve contributions, comprehension and literacy
Image source by Nomad Saleh Often the question arises – should mobile devices be banned from classrooms? I guess for many teachers it it the proof of the pudding that answers that question – much better than someone ‘telling’ them … Continue reading
