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Self-Guided Social Media Training Manual
Jonathan Anderson, Leigh Deal, Tammi Hayes, Tierny Dorsey
AET/562
May 3r0, 2016
Dr. Garth Beerman
Social Learning- Leigh
• What is social learning and why is it important?
• “- learning with and from others.”
• informal or gaining popularity only in business
• in formal settings are more motivated to learn
• Used to collaborate, communicate, and learn
Social Learning- Leigh
Social Learning- Leigh
• Role in effective workforce training• Just in time training
• Remote access for work-at-home employees
• Global interaction
• Expanded resources
• Alternative communication
• Forums to foster interdepartmental idea sharing
Problem Solving through Social Learning Jon
Addressing Business Issues and Strengthening Relationships through Social Learning-Tierny
• Social learning affects an organization's goals and objectives
• Innovative knowledge
• Increase quality workforce
• Focus on progress
• Indicators of success when assessing the effectiveness of social learning
• Acceptance of modern technology
• Adapt to progression in a social media
• Growth and Revenue increase in productivity
• Relationships fostered with international organizations
• Resource allocation affects the
overall effectiveness of social
learning within an organization
• Manufacturing
• Virtual training
• Human Resourcing
• Operative Manufacturing
Efforts
Addressing Business Issues and Strengthening Relationships through Social Learning Tammi
…continued
• How is accountability handled via social learning, such as with usage or policy considerations?
• How does the social learning environment establish employees' perception of power or hierarchy?
• How does the social learning environment foster richer relationships among staff with diverse skill sets?
Social Media Tools
Remind101
• Communication between teacher, students, and parents
• Email, text
• Individual, small group, classroom
• Advantages of Remind101
• Privacy
• Translation of languages
Schoology
• engaging content, design lessons, & assess student understanding.
• upload course material, assign tasks & grading system
• administration, documentation, reporting and delivery of e-learning education courses or training programs
• Use on web browser, mobile app for Android and iOS users
• Easily accessible at any time from anywhere
Social Media Tools…continued
• VoiceThread
• Integrates voice, video, drawing tools,
user comments, and document uploads
• Access classroom info anywhere
• Useful for self-paced learners
• Facilitators share information at
anytime to class
• Learners can post comments or ask
questions during the presentation
• Educational plans are less expensive
than corporate/business plans
• Must have proper equipment for
recording audio and video
• TeacherTube
• Reliable resource for social learning to all ages and for students, teachers and adult learning
• Connected learning opportunity with Facebook®, Twitter®, and Google+®
• International collaboration Easy to navigate application
• Free videos
• Educational technology
• International learning opportunities
• Communication enhancement
• Enriched learning
Conclusion
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[Video file]. Retrieved from YouTube website:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TH6gH6lMDD8
• Ivec, S. (n.d.). Social learning best practices for the workplace. Retrieved from http://elearningindustry.com/social-learning-best-practices-for-the-workplace
• Schlenker, B. (2015, October 18). Interview with Marcia Conner - the new social learning [Video
file]. Retrieved from YouTube website: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EpIHkQRpiVk
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