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Informationen zum Autor Melissa A. Purcell , PhD, is the media specialist at Glynn Academy, Brunswick, GA, and is part-time professor in the Instructional Technology department at Georgia Southern University. Klappentext The lesson plans in this book enable educators to easily incorporate networking technologies into the classroom-not just a fun enrichment activity, but one that is selective and intentional to teach the required standards. Our Web 2.0 world is based on participation. Incorporating networking sites into classroom lesson plans invites students to participate and get involved using the digital learning styles with which they are already accustomed-interacting with new information, building knowledge, and sharing that knowledge with an authentic, responsive audience. The Networked Library: A Guide for the Educational Use of Social Networking Sites demonstrates how integrating networking tools that students enjoy using can improve their learning in the classroom. The book is designed to take educators who are new to networking sites from the ground up, while allowing experts to jump directly into the lesson plan chapters. It covers many types of networking sites that educators can use to their advantage: media sharing sites, including YouTube, TeacherTube, Wikimedia Commons, and Flickr; microblogs and wikis such as Wikispaces, PBworks, and Twitter; and social networking sites including Facebook, Ning, and Edmodo. Inhaltsverzeichnis Acknowledgments Introduction Who Should Use This Book Author Blog Blog Content Chapter Structure Book Structure Chapter Categories Move through the Stages Standards Provide a Learning Objective and Common Language Common Core State Standards and the Librarian Common Core State Standards in This Book Information and Technology Literacy Standards International Society for Technology in Education National Education Technology Standards for Students The Name Game Chapter 1: What Are Networking Sites and Why Use Them? What Is Educational Networking? Networking Sites-Love Them or Hate Them Benefits of Using Networking Sites in Education Terms to Know Networking Sites to Know Why Use Educational Networking in Your Classroom? Be a Media Master Suggestions for Content to Post Advice for Management Chapter 2: Guidelines to Keep Your Students and Yourself Safe When Integrating Networking Sites in the Classroom What Are the Issues with Using Networking Sites? Terms to Know Fear of Cyberspace Bullying in Cyberspace A Digital Footprint Plagiarism, Copyright Laws, Fair Use, and Creative Commons What Do the Laws Require Teachers to Do? Fight the Filter Policies Guidelines for Student Use of Networking Sites General Guidelines to Follow When Online Ways to Avoid Risks Involved with Using Networking Sites Additional Resources Worth Checking Out Chapter 3: Media Sharing Sites in the Classroom Why Use Media Sharing Sites? Media Sharing Site Lesson Plans Stage One: Promotional Book Poster Lesson Plan Terms to Know Networking Sites to Know Other Websites Used in the Lessons Stage Two: Glogster Edu Promotional Book Poster Lesson Plan Stage Three: Glogster Promotional Book Poster Lesson Plan Lesson Plans Adapted for Other Subjects Stage One: Book Review Storyboard/Script Lesson Plan Stage Two: Thirty-Second Book Trailer Lesson Plan Stage Three: Two-Minute Book Trailer Lesson Plan Suggestions for Videos You Can Create and Post to a Media Sharing Website, Such as a YouTube ...
