"Embedding refers to the integration of links, images, videos, gifs and other content into social media posts or other web media, such as Canvas LMS." https://t.co/PcmsHAGY4l
#tws_s22 It might also be a good idea to bring memes to the classroom. Have students be able to share the memes they commonly use and then share what they understand them to mean, and then together we can figure out what cultural meanings might be behind them, such as stereotypes
#ourbmsa student digital footprint artwork now brightens the hall and reminds us all that our online choices matter. Students chose words (inside) their footprint to represent what they want their online identity to say about them. #digitalcitizenship
This week has helped me to rethink my online behavior. Online communities help us to build our identity. But at the same time, we also have the opportunity to receive negative news and develop negative emotions. #tws_s22
Yes! There is a difference and they are totally important. Letβs have the teachers and students collaborate and learn together in our digital space! π»π #tws_s22
Developing digital literacy in students is an important step in helping them use social media. Enable students to have the independent ability to discern information and understand the world more. #tws_s22
@AmandaKing1119 Those ideas are a great start to using social media in the classroom! When we are familiar with this model, we will add some ideas of our own.
Melissa and Meganβs podcast tells examples of integrating technology or social media into the classroom. I recalled my experience. Past student teaching and work experience did not integrate technology well. #edt501