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e-Learning: What’s Hot and What’s Not? « Performance X Design
Overview of current trends in e-learning. According to this post, what's hot is social media, informal learning, simulations & scenario-based learning, virtual worlds, rapid learning, mobile learning, open source, and performance support.
Karyn Romeis Major Project Home - Karyn Romeis Major Project
Karyn Romeis' draft masters dissertation on the impact of social media on her as a corporate learning professional, created in a Wetpaint wiki
"Living and Learning with Social Media"
danah boyd on implications of social media for education, focusing on teens
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Youth engage with others to work out boundaries, to understand norms. This is how they learn power and authority, how they learn the networked architecture of everyday life. It's easy to eschew this, to argue that this is irrelevant, but most people spend a decent amount of their time working through social issues as a part of being an adult in this society. We talk about it as "politics" usually but it's about people. And teen years are where this is worked out.
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Since we're using social network sites as a case study, let me point out one of the places where they FAIL miserably. On social network sites, you have to publicly list your Friends and you have to have the functioning network to leverage it. What happens if you're an outcast at school? Does bringing it into the classroom make it worse? What happens if you're forced to Friend someone who torments you because you share a class? And then you have to face that person in your "private" space online as well? Bringing social network sites into the classroom can be very very tricky because you have to contend with social factors that you, as a teacher, may not be aware of.
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5 Tools for Social Media Monitoring | Social Listening | Off Madison Ave
Tools for visualizing conversations, URL shorteners, search, and analytics
What the F**K is Social Media: One Year Later
Not too serious slideshow on social media, with a number of stats on impact. Emphasizes the idea that social media is a conversation, not a broadcast platform for marketing.
Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media: Guest Post by Gaurav Mishra: The 4Cs Social Media Framework
A framework for principles of thinking about social media, aiming to look at the underlying purposes and benefits of the tools without getting caught up in the specific tools or buzzwords.
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4Cs of social
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Collaboration can happen at three levels: conversation, co-creation and collective action
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Social Collider
Visualize connections in conversations on Twitter. Search for a user, tag, or trends. Tweets that generate conversation appear as spirals as they bounce around between people, so perhaps someone with lots of spirals would be someone who generates lots of conversation rather than just talking at people.
What is social media? A simple social media map « Donald H Taylor
5-minute slidecast on different types of social media, comparing content-focused and people-focused tools
10 Ways Universities Share Information Using Social Media
Social media approaches for universities. Nothing earth-shattering here, but includes real examples for each of the ideas listed
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A Look at Social Media & Recruiting
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Beyond blocking: Embracing the social web
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Advertising-Customer: The Break-Up
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