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Exploiting Social Networks for your Institute

Explore the potential of social networks in enhancing student and teacher interactions. This presentation by Emma Cresswell, Online Services Manager at IH San Isidro, delves into the principles of Web 2.0 and user-generated content. Discover the benefits of platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn for connecting with students, sharing vital information, and fostering professional relationships within the educational community. We'll discuss effective strategies, challenges, and create a roadmap for integrating social networks successfully within your institute while maintaining a healthy balance for educators.

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Exploiting Social Networks for your Institute

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  1. Exploiting Social Networks foryourInstitute Emma Cresswell Online Services Manager IH San Isidro

  2. Social Media?? "a group of Internet-based applications that build on the ideological and technological foundations of Web 2.0, and that allow the creation and exchange of user-generated content."

  3. A controversial subject?

  4. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-16379494 http://www.zdnet.com/blog/facebook/teacher-should-be-fired-for-facebook-comment-judge-rules/5375

  5. Studentfriendly social networks • Differentoptions: • Institutelevel: • Level of interactivity? • Personal level: • Professional accounts -v- personal accounts Thereis no rightanswer!

  6. What do ourstudentsthink?

  7. …and therest of theworld?

  8. Facebook Student/Teacherboundaries Howmuchattention do peoplereallypaytotheirfeeds? • Biggest, mostwellknown • Adolescents in particular spenda lot of time connected • Growingnumber of EFL groups and institutes are members

  9. Twitter Lots of phantomaccounts What can youreallysay in 140 characters? • Hugeaudience • Easytosearchforthingsviathe #

  10. LinkedIn There are limitations Facebook has beenproventobe more successful in terms of networking. • Createdfornetworking • Growingfast as more people and countriesjoin A threattoLinkedin??

  11. Using Social Networks… …some ideas

  12. Facebook • Keep in touchwithstudents • Sharing of information • A marketfor new orpotentialstudents • Groups • Games

  13. Twitter • Keep in touchwithstudents • Keep up withotherinstitutes and teachers • Sharing of information • Follow new trends • Platformstohelpmanageyourtweets

  14. LinkedIn • Sharing of information • Hugeteachingcommunity • Interactwith local businesses

  15. I alreadywork 24 hours a day… whenwill I have time forallthis?

  16. Howtomakeyourinstitute SNS and keepyourDoS sane… • Makethelife of theDoSeasierbydesignatingan OSM. • Choosesomeonewhoisalreadycomfortableusingdifferent social networks. • Thinkaboutlevels of control and privacy.

  17. Studentfriendly social media…

  18. and finally… • Communicationbetweendepartmentsis crucial. • Choose ideas and approachesthat are feasible. • Don’toverdoit!

  19. Thankyou! Emma Cresswell emma@ihsanisidro.com.ar @emcresswell

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