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Social Networking for the K-12 Set By: Jim Klein

Social Networking for the K-12 Set By: Jim Klein. PowerPoint created by: Mariah Voelkel , Leah Groh, Tameka Watkins. The Problem . Boundaries and limitations to free flow of ideas hindered communication and collaboration By the time information was dispersed it was out-dated

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Social Networking for the K-12 Set By: Jim Klein

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  1. Social Networking for the K-12 Set By: Jim Klein PowerPoint created by: Mariah Voelkel, Leah Groh, Tameka Watkins

  2. The Problem • Boundaries and limitations to free flow of ideas hindered communication and collaboration • By the time information was dispersed it was out-dated • Public access, causing people to edit in anyway they want, whether factual or not

  3. Purpose • Provide a controlled environment where students and teachers could exchange information • “creation of effective learning environments” (Klien, 2008, p.13). • Create a site that provided ease of use and a central location of information.

  4. The Solution • Develop a space where educators and students can safely share information and communicate • Cost effective and basic • Controlled by teacher

  5. Outcomes • “an average nine-point gain in test scores and student achievement” (Klein, 2008, p. 15). • Website is ever evolving as students and teachers are constantly finding new ways to use it. • Allows for the exchange of information between the different communities in the district.

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  7. References • Klein, J. (2008, February). Social networking for the K-12 set. Learning & Leading with Technology, 35(5), 12-16. Retrieved from http://www.iste.org/

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