Posts Tagged ‘ facebook ’

Facebook, Privacy, and Cyber bullying

February 20, 2010
Facebook, Privacy, and Cyber bullying

31Just returning from a full day of thinking and teaching starting with Saturday school and talking to some students who got in trouble for cyber bullying on Facebook. I love getting the opportunity to talk to students about their social world and continue to find it fascinating on their views of what they consider...
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One Bad Twitter ‘Tweet’ Can Cost you 30 Students

November 29, 2009
One Bad Twitter ‘Tweet’ Can Cost you 30 Students

0Well….maybe not yet, but in the coming year if you are a private or international school you better be monitoring and using these new social tools to engage new students and families. A Bloomberg report came out earlier this week titled: One Bad Twitter ‘Tweet’ Can Cost 30 Customers, Survey Shows. A negative review or comment...
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Why Facebook is Unblocked at ISB

November 13, 2009
Why Facebook is Unblocked at ISB

0I thought I would share an e-mail that was sent from our department today to a parent who had raised a concern about Facebook being unblocked at school. A very well thought out e-mail from the group. Chad Bates did most of the work with Dennis, Kim and I adding our two cents...
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A blog post, a tweet, a connection

September 4, 2009
A blog post, a tweet, a connection

0I have to share this story with you if for no other reason….I’ve shared it with anyone that would listen to me at school today. I believe this story shows the power of: 1. What can happen when we allow students to be “out there”.2. What happens when our teachers become networked and can bring...
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EdubloggerCon 2009 Reflections

June 28, 2009
EdubloggerCon 2009 Reflections

0 Last year I was pretty critical of EduBloggerCon. For me it was too big, too scripted, and…well…you can read the post. This year….smaller, deeper, and more thoughtful. Exactly what I was hoping for and personally what I need to push my own thinking. It was one of those days where you went to one...
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Social Networking Workshop for Parents

February 11, 2009
Social Networking Workshop for Parents

0Last week the Ed Tech team here at my school held a 3 hour social networking workshop for parents. The workshop was requested by parents after we made a brief presentation to the school board back in November. Before we began we took a quick poll of the 20 parents (all mothers): Non had a...
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Connection and Communities

November 21, 2008
Connection and Communities

0Just finished up a full day at UNIS-Hanoi and thinking about where the conversations focused today. I spent the day talking with groups of teachers; Math/Science, Languages, Humanities, etc. We talked about my opening session and then got into some ideas on what learning looks like in a 1:1 tablet program that they have...
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A slow itch

July 16, 2008
A slow itch

011 days before I board a plane to my new home in Bangkok, Thailand and the itch of the network is slowly starting to return. I’ve almost felt guilty these past couple of weeks coming up with reasons not to be connected. I check e-mail and either delete things or put them in the...
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