Being ethical online users is extremely important as we continue to spend more time online. It is important that we are aware of appropriate behaviour including respecting people's privacy, feelings and property.
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Stress relief, cognitive skill development, improved memory, improved concentration, promotion of communication, promote teamwork... and many more examples of why online gaming can be beneficial. #Comm140V
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There is a meaning behind every picture we take or see on the internet. There can be multiple hidden messages found in facial expressions, scenery and body language. One picture = thousands of words. #comm140v
Online ethical behaviour can be referred to as netiquette and when followed has a positive affect on online communities. Examples of ethical online behaviour is respecting rights of privacy and not contributing to online abuse and harassment https://t.co/n6tp9dq960 #Comm140V
Issues surrounding identity management can be serious. These issues include password reuse and easy access to personal data such as phone numbers and email addresses from social media profiles. https://t.co/7forTmXqba #Comm140V
Virtual reality allows students to enter the virtual world of the content they are learning. They can investigate and guide their own learning. It also prevents classroom distractions as it blocks out visual and auditory distractions #Comm140V https://t.co/w5TJkGxrTJ
Online games are fun, but they also benefit educators and students. For example, the game โMathleticsโ is fun for students because they can compete against each other but it also has the benefit of allowing children to practice and improve their maths skills #Comm140V
Reflection is the cognitive and affective behaviours in which individuals engage in that result in new insights and deeper understandings of their experiences. Check out this article to learn more about reflective practitioners... #comm140v https://t.co/SAYnCmvzRL
Could I live without digital and communication technologies? Even if we wanted to live without these technologies, not all of us have that option because online school and working from home requires us to use our phones and laptops #Comm140V
Could I live without digital and communication technologies? I think I could if I was surrounded by family and friends but during this time of lockdown I couldnโt as I rely on certain digital platforms to communicate with my friends and family #Comm140V
Shouldn't children just have fun while they are young rather than using technology such as twitter and online gaming to entertain them? It may lead to a reliance on technology later or it could benefit them by providing different ways of thinking https://t.co/WIEKr1El1w #Comm140V
Social media is a positive tool that can be used to engage students by delivering information in different and entertaining forms, e.g. YouTube, Google Hangout, sharing photos, etc. https://t.co/SpYeqa5DBs #Comm140V
To tweet or not to tweet? Twitter is an easy way for teachers to share quick and simple information with parents. It also can help students quickly gain basic knowledge of current world events. https://t.co/j9rMOrT8dl #Comm140V
To tweet or not to tweet? Twitter is a great tool that can provide new teachers and students with a resource they can go to to easily communicate with other teachers and students to seek advice, support or learning tools. https://t.co/XSxvYqXkUJ https://t.co/CHG9KWDsWO #Comm140V