Showing posts with label social_networking. Show all posts
Showing posts with label social_networking. Show all posts

Tuesday, 30 November 2010

Are you a resident or a visitor?

This is a great video exploring a new description of internet users. On the one hand, there are 'residents', those who have an online presence and leave a footprint on the web, whether personal or professional. On the other, there are those who use the web solely as a toolbox, accessing content and using it to fit the tasks they need to complete.

I think it's a good description of internet use and much better than Prensky's 'Digital Native v Digital Immigrant' dichotomy. It's about 20 mins long and well worth watching.

Wednesday, 28 April 2010

Social networking

A Teachers' TV clip demonstrating ideas for social networking in the teaching of foreign languages:
Twitter in Spanish;
e-Twinning project;
Vokis;
wikis;
Voicethread

Social networking in language teaching

As you watch:
find out about technologies you are unfamiliar with;
how does the teacher respond to questions about privacy and security.