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Updated presentation I am giving on May 11, 2011 as part of the University of Dayton TechnoFair. Any questions? Please contact jipsonaj@udayton.edu.
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- 1. Tweet, Tweet: Why Twitter Matters Using Twitter in the Classroom and Beyond Art Jipson, University of Dayton Associate Professor of Sociology and Director, Criminal Justice Studies CrimJustStudies on twitter artjipson on twitter, skype Art Jipson on LinkedIn November 2, 2010
- 6. Teaching + research + people + knowledge + expertise + understaffing + knowledge + facts + staff + students + future students + policies + equipment + programs + statistics + meetings + committees + professional associations + group conversations + one-on-one conversations + email + notes + memos + rules and regulations + CAP + blah blah blah + people + ? = HELP!
- 8. 3 C’s Conversations, Community, Collaboration
- 9. Why should you use twitter for communication and organization?
- 13. Setting up a Twitter account
- 15. Mobile Twitter
- 16. “ Old Twitter”
- 17. “ New Twitter”
- 20. “ Who To Follow”
- 21. “ Mentions”
- 22. Direct Messages
- 23. “ Favorites”
- 24. “ Lists”
- 25. “ Listed”
- 27. Use in the Classroom Messaging Announcements Answer student questions Keep and maintain engagement http://www.flickr.com/photos/ijames/112866961/
- 31. How do I use twitter for communication and organization?
- 34. Blogs organized by date single author posts edit own content (only) posts rarely change conversation based one to many Wikis organized by links (pages) Multi author pages edit everyone’s pages Pages can change collaboration based many to many
- 35. Twitter organized by account holder (who you follow) single author posts edit own content , favorites posts evolve organically conversation based one to many Email organized by date or other selected criteria (inbox) single or multi author notes reply, forward, delete notes can change Information exchange based one to many or one
- 47. Email, Blogs Wikis & Twitter are tools. There are many tools in the social media toolbox. http://www.flickr.com/photos/booleansplit/2376359338/
- 48. What can this tool help me do that I couldn't do before? Will using this tool help me accomplish a familiar activity in a better way? http://www.flickr.com/photos/docman/36125185/
- 50. ?
- 51. Participation Participation Participation & yes, Participation
- 52. ymmv As with any tool, service, or effort…
- 53. Thank you! Any Questions? Art Jipson [email_address] Facebook: Art Jipson Twitter: Artjipson Chat: artjipson LinkedIn: Art Jipson Some Slide design & additional research by Tracey Jipson
Notas del editor
- Welcome everyone, thank them for coming…
- Given our busy schedules why consider the use of weblogs, wiki or collective efforts, social media and twitter?
- Well, one reason is the fact that many scholars, students, and interested others are using social media. Although not always for the same reason…
- Conversations about social media – facebook, twitter, googlewave (well, maybe not gWave) have become important topics to businesses. Business and marketing efforts are using twitter far more effectively than educational leaders at present.
- Can twitter help us become more effective educators and administrators?
- Twitter in Higher Education 2010: Usage Habits and Trends of Today’s College Faculty (report from September 2010)
- The 2010 Faculty Focus report represents the second annual survey on Twitter usage and trends among college faculty. This year’s survey, like that conducted in 2009, sought answers to some of the fundamental questions regarding faculty members’ familiarity, perception, and experience with the micro-blogging technology, as well as whether they expect their Twitter use to increase or decrease in the future.
- Of those who currently use Twitter, the most common activities include “to share information with peers” and “as a real-time news source.” Instructional uses, such as “to communicate with students” and “as a learning tool in the classroom” are less popular, although both activities saw increases over the previous year. Meanwhile, a number of non-users expressed concerns that Twitter creates poor writing skills and could be yet another classroom distraction. Many also noted that very few of their students use Twitter. Finally, a new trend that emerged this year centered on the belief that many feel they already have too many places to post messages or check for student questions/comments. As one professor put it, “I have no interest in adding yet another communication tool to my overloaded life.”
- Let’s take a look at twitter.com... And sign up if you have not done so already… Name Email Create a password
- You can use twitter on your mobile device – cell phone, iTouch, iPad, or any mobile device
- The Old twitter.com design
- The New twitter.com design
- Your tweets… Following… Followers… Favorites… Listed… Trends… Who to Follow list
- The Old Twitter.com design… you can switch back and forth from the new design to the old design… at least for now.
- Who To Follow design
- Mentions page
- Direct Messages design
- Favorites page or design
- Lists page – the lists that you create to organize and categorize other twitters
- Listed – people who follow you, placing you on a list that they create
- Tweetdeck – managing multiple accounts
- In what the Washington Post called “a nod to the significance of the social networking site,” the U.S. Library of Congress announced in April 2010 it will keep a digital archive of every public tweet that has been broadcast on Twitter since its inception in March 2006.
- QIK = Real Time Live video streaming
- Remember this is in beta!!
- Helpful applications to make twitter useful for you. The growth of Twitter has also spawned a number of third-party applications developed to help users manage their Twitter activity. Some of the more popular ones are TweetDeck, HootSuite, and Seesmic. For shortening URL’s, critical given the limited character count for each tweet, bit.ly and tiny URL are commonly used.
- What policies, rules, and limits to you want to set in your use of twitter or any form of social media!
- In the end, as with any tool – the utility of twitter (and by extension any social media) depends on how it is used.
- Ymmv = your mileage may vary
- Thank you for your time!