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    Social networks and e-learning tools can be integrated into classrooms to improve student learning. Some ways teachers are using social media include creating Facebook groups for educators to collaborate and share resources. Around 60% of students discuss education topics on social networks and over 50% discuss schoolwork. E-learning refers to learning using technology and can take the form of online, blended, or distance learning delivered through a learning platform. As technology advances, the future of education may involve more web-based learning, open learning, blended models, mobile learning, and bringing your own devices to class. Remote teaching programs also allow for online instruction to large numbers of students.

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    Social networks and e-learning tools can be integrated into classrooms to improve student learning. Some ways teachers are using social media include creating Facebook groups for educators to collaborate and share resources. Around 60% of students discuss education topics on social networks and over 50% discuss schoolwork. E-learning refers to learning using technology and can take the form of online, blended, or distance learning delivered through a learning platform. As technology advances, the future of education may involve more web-based learning, open learning, blended models, mobile learning, and bringing your own devices to class. Remote teaching programs also allow for online instruction to large numbers of students.

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    Topics:

    • Social Networks
    • E-learning
    • Preparing for the future
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    Connect with students and make more interactive Agenda


    your classes.
    What is social networking?

    Classroom integration

    Why are SNSs useful?

    Date

    30 nov 20

    Members
    Mauro Modica, Rocío Rojas and Leonel Rozo

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    ICT Information and Communications Technology. Miss Noelia Tintilay


    PSLV N° 6007.
    What is social networking? Rocío Rojas Home Create

    Social Networking
    Rocío Rojas

    What is Social
    Networking?
    Social networking services (SNSs) are classic web 2.0 tools which foster
    sharing and interaction. 
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    The sites allow people to share ideas, pictures, posts, activities, events, and
    interests.
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    Online social networks have emerged as the new way in which people connect
    socially to learn, develop, and expand knowledge or just to enjoy social
    interactions.
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    What is social networking? Rocío Rojas Home Create

    Types of Social Networks

    Other examples:
    • VK
    • LinkedIn

    Social connections Multimedia

    Other examples: (LMS)


    • Classroom
    • Edmodo
    • Schoology
    • Class Dojo
    Hobbies Educational
    What is social networking? Rocío Rojas Home Create

    Social Networking
    Rocío Rojas

    Examples of ways that teachers are using social networking in classrooms


    to improve students learning.

    • Facebook Groups For Educators


    Examples: https://www.theedublogger.com/facebook-groups-educators/

    • Fakebook
    Website: https://www.classtools.net/FB/home-page
    • Historical Facebook Project
    Example:
    https
    ://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1-nCxDCLcEAuge4wac5I5F_83GH9QNZpXpKC
    GMRl2utk/template/preview?usp=drive_web&ouid=106247938639671874246

    Mauro Modica wants to say


    something.

    Just now
    Classroom integration Mauro Modica Home Create

    Social Networking
    Mauro Modica

    Classroom integration

    Did you know that almost 60% of students talk about education topics in social
    networks?
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    And more than 50% of students talk about schoolwork.


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    Click here to see Digital Skills chart.


    Like · Reply · Just now
    Name of the topic Rocío Rojas Home Create
    Mauro Modica
    Social/Personal Cognitive/Physical Technical
    Digital Skills
    ● Communication ● Multitasking ● Hand-eye
    coordination
    ● General ● Logical thinking
    knowledge ● Technical
    ● Problem solving You’d better remember some of
    confidence these.
    ● Creativity
    ● Trial-and-error
    ● Web Like · Reply · Just now
    ● Collaboration learning
    design/content
    ● Self-esteem creation
    ● Parallel
    processing
    ● Persistence
    ● Peer-to-peer
    learning
    ● Risk taking
    Why is social networking a useful tool? Leonel Rozo Home Create

    Social Networking
    Leonel Rozo

    Why is social
    networking a useful
    tool?
    Why is social networking a useful tool? Leonel Rozo Home Create

    Social Networking
    Leonel Rozo

    These are some of the advantages of educators’ social networking sites:

    ● Small groups can collaborate on projects.


    ● Students can post questions and concerns
    ● The site can be used to retain teacher notes, videos, podcasts
    and other classroom activities.
    ● Students who are absent can catch up on work.
    ● Students can develop, collaborate and retain their own efforts over
    time.
    ● Access can be granted to families and others to share the
    information

    Mauro Modica added a new


    post.

    Just now
    E- learning
    E-learning refers to learning that takes place using technology

    There are several terms associated with e-learning:

    • Distance learning: this term was traditionally applied to paper-based distance


    courses delivered by mail.

    • Online learning: takes place via the Internet.

    • Blended learning: this is a mixture of online and face-to-face course delivery.


    Online learning
    It is often delivered via a learning “platform” or Virtual Learning
    Environment (VLE) also known as a Learner Management System (LMS)

    A VLE is a web – based platform on which course content can be stored.


    Students can do activities such as quizzes, questionnaires and tests, or use
    communication tools like discussion forums or text and audio chat.

    Some examples of Virtual Learning Environments are:


    • Moodle
    • Edmodo
    • Classroom
    • E-ducativa
    The future of education
    • Web 2.0 and Web 3.0
    • Online Learning
    • Open Learning
    • Blended Learning
    • M-learning
    What happens after covid-19 closures?

    What is the future of education?

    What are the pros and cons of online learning?


    Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qdKzSq_t8k8
    M- learning
    Mobile learning includes the use of mobile phones,
    MP3 players, PDAs and other hand held devices.

    Here are some useful links about the m-learning revolution:

    http://www.slideshare.net/edunile/qu-qtesol-nov13b

    https://www.britishcouncil.org/voices-magazine/mobile-learning-improv
    e-english-anytime-anywhere

    http://mastersinesl.com/essential-esl-app-guide/
    Bring Your Own Device has transformed the classroom by creating new
    opportunities for learning.

    Why is it a good idea?


    http://innovationexcellence.com/blog/2013/03/18/bring-your-own-device-byod-w
    hy-its-a-good-idea
    /

    Sample of rules before implementing BYOD


    http://www.cpschools.com/BYOD/BYOD.php

    More information
    http://www.teachmag.com/archives/7706

    http://blog.remind.com/5-ways-to-create-an-engaging-byod-classroom/

    https://
    www.teachingenglish.org.uk/blogs/raquel-gonzaga/mobile-devices-byod-possibi
    lities
    Remote teachers
    Plan Ceibal remote teaching programme provides English lessons remotely (via video conferencing) to over 80,000
    children (3,322 groups) in grades 4 to 6 (ages 9-11) in 568 Uruguayan state primary schools.

    More information:
    http://
    www.britishcouncil.org.ar/en/plan-ceibal-remote-teaching-rinto-uruguayan-public-
    schools

    http://blogs.worldbank.org/edutech/remote-teaching-uruguay

    http://
    www.academia.edu/10808398/Plan_Ceibal_English_Remote_teaching_of_prima
    ry_school_children_in_Uruguay_through_videoconferencing

    http://www.slideshare.net/bcgstanley/remote-teaching-in-uruguay-does-it-work

    https://jeremyharmer.wordpress.com/2013/08/23/706/
    Video:
    https://
    www.youtube.com/watch?v=hNBhEv_4
    ZpU&list=PLpTizlXxrz0xkx2j2-qUBYRLy
    BbQRd87j
    Remote teaching 
    It occurs outside of a physical classroom
    Instructors are separated from their learners in time and distance.
    It is facilitated through technology, such as video conferences, LMS, radio, etc.

    This type of teaching may be:


    •  synchronous, where students watch instructors deliver their lectures live
    • asynchronous, where students watch lecture recordings at a later point in time.
    MOOCs (Massive Open Online Courses)
    Find the best online courses from top universities https://www.class-central.com/

    More information about MOOCs


    http://desarrolloweb.dlsi.ua.es/moocs/what-is-a-mooc

    http://www.universityworldnews.com/article.php?story=20140626103112605

    http://adulted.about.com/od/Adult-Education-in-the-U.S./a/The-Pros-And-Cons-Of-Moocs.htm

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