Social media njpsa

Eric Sheninger❊ ❊ ❊ ❊ ❊ ❊

Principal: New Milford High SchoolTwitter: NMHS_Principal

Website: ericsheninger.com

Social Media’s Place in Education

Wednesday, February 20, 2013

Education is Changing


Educators in the Digital Age

Share their vision

Start conversations

Learn with other educators

Lead by example

Embrace innovation and technology integration

Are transparent

Leverage the POWER of Web 2.0


The Educational Landscape is Changing


The Learner Has Changed


Schools and many educators are NOT

changing!


Social Media is a Game Changer


Social Media is NOT an Enemy


A Social Media Revolution


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Social Media is a Multi-Dimensional Educational Tool

Involve

Create

Discuss

Promote

Measure


Specific Uses(Administrator and/or Teacher)

Student Learning and Engagement

Professional Growth and Development

Communication

Public Relations

Branding

Opportunity


A New Vision


Engagement


Professional Development & Growth


A New Era of Professional Development

Anytime (24/7)

Anywhere

Real-time

Connect with best minds in the field as well as practitioners

Cost-effective

Result: knowledge acquisition, resources, feedback, strategies/ideas, conference tracking


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Communication


Public Relations


Video

Pictures

Blogs


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Branding


Opportunity


Best Practices

Keep it professional

Remember your role within the school community

Think before you post to the internet

Digital footprint

Defined learning goals


Collaborate and Share


Take Risks, Learn, and Model


Support


Time is Not an Excuse


Eric Sheninger❊ ❊ ❊ ❊ ❊ ❊

Principal: New Milford High SchoolTwitter: NMHS_Principal

Website: ericsheninger.com

Social Media’s Place in Education


Social media njpsa

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