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Embracing Social Networks in Education: The Future of Teaching

Explore how teachers are leveraging social networks like Facebook and wikis in modern classrooms, despite challenges and mixed results. Discover the impact of technology on student engagement and innovative teaching approaches worldwide.

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Embracing Social Networks in Education: The Future of Teaching

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  1. Sheldon Teaching in a social networked classroom

  2. Teachers say it hard to get a kid away from using facebook.

  3. Teachers surveyed from low technology-advanced technological innovations

  4. 99% of students in the classroom are connected online from their phones

  5. Teachers are starting to use social networks to teach.

  6. Everyone is on a social network.

  7. Teaching in a social network classroom.

  8. Science teachers like the wikis to access lab reports.

  9. 65% of teachers said that computer teaching “was worth it.”

  10. But, more people are doing blogs while on the computer.

  11. Teachers find that kids get off task while on the computer.

  12. Not all experiments worked out.

  13. They tried to use computers to test.

  14. Religion is being taught in Queensland, Australia, through facebook.

  15. Most teachers agree that computers are a crucial key for teaching.

  16. One, philosophy teacher is using facebook to teach.

  17. They show feed back of the experiments.

  18. 98% science teachers prefer the wiki.

  19. They show “who did what and when it was done.”

  20. More kids were more interested in checking their own facebook instead of work.

  21. Only one parent complained about facebook teaching.

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