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1. Social
Networking
Resources:
Parents
&
Teachers
Christopher
Wells

2. Case Study:
Facebook Valuation

3. Case Study:
Facebook Valuation

4. Case Study:
Facebook Valuation

5. Case Study:
Facebook Valuation

7. So Many Choices…
Source:
Gigya,
data
from
May
2010

8. How Important IS
Your Info,
Anyway?

12. How Important IS
Your Privacy,
Anyway?
• Facebook
default
seGngs
over
Ime
• Source:
hJp://maJmckeon.com/facebook-­‐privacy/
• MaJ
McKeon
-­‐
developer
with
the
Visual
CommunicaIon
Lab
at
IBM
Research's
Center
for
Social
SoTware

20. hJp://www.kurtedelbrock.com/w`p-­‐content/uploads/2010/10/Facebook-­‐Infographic1.jpg

21. hJp://www.kurtedelbrock.com/wp-­‐content/uploads/2010/10/Facebook-­‐Infographic1.jpg

22. Posting Stupid
Stuff Gets You
Unemployed!
Christopher
Wells

23. Teaching
• Dynamic
• Intense
• Public
• ExpectaIons

24. Teachers are NOT
the public!
• Code
of
ethics
• Student
protecIon
• Teacher
protecIon
• Mandatory
reporIng

25. Ashley
Payne,
Barrow
County
(2009)

26. Ethics
• Social
norms
• Explicit
vs.
Tacit
• YOU
are
the
group

27. And the POINT is…?
Ethics

28. Example:
Code of Ethics
• Professional
Standards
Commission,
Standard
10:
Professional
Conduct
• An
educator
shall
demonstrate
conduct
that
follows
generally
recognized
professional
standards
and
preserves
the
dignity
and
integrity
of
the
teaching
profession.

29. The
“Drunken
Pirate,”
aka
Stacy
Snyder
(2007)

30. The
danger
in
communicaIon
is
the
illusion
that
it
has
been
accomplished.
George
Bernard
Shaw

31. Corollary
• It
may
be
accomplished
without
your
knowledge.
• “FOAFs”
and
“Likejacking”

32. You
Posted
WHAT?

33. “Red Cup” Photos
World
Food
Program
hJp://www.wfp.org/photos/
gallery/red-­‐cup-­‐photo-­‐gallery

34. Potential Leaders?
Not anymore.

35. NOT. GOOD.
hJp://www.classes2careers.com/wp-­‐content/uploads/2010/04/red_party_cup.jpg

36. Student Photos?
• MORE
than
a
media
release!

37. Professional Tools

38. Copyright

39. MANAGE YOUR
FACE!!!!
PosIng
/
Privacy
/
Professionalism
/
Friending

40. Smart habits are
easy,
Stupid decisions
are searchable.

41. Show ‘n Tell!
• GwinneJ
County
Public
Schools
Resources
(gwinneJ.k12.ga.us/gcps-­‐imdweb01.nsf)
• NaIonal
School
Boards
AssociaIon:
Technology
&
Learning
Network
(www.nsba.org/tln)
• State
of
Georgia
Resources
(public.doe.k12.ga.us/sia_Itleiv.aspx?PageReq=SIABully)

42. High Risk
Behavior:
Info for
Parents
Christopher
Wells

43. Who’s in
charge?

44. Parents?

45. al
itic ions
Cr at
nver s
Co

48. Modeling!

49. Some Solutions!

50. Show ‘n Tell!
• GwinneJ
County
Public
Schools
Resources
(gwinneJ.k12.ga.us/gcps-­‐imdweb01.nsf)
• GCPS
“Parental
Control
SoTware”
Video
&
Guide
(www.gwinneJ.k12.ga.us/gcps-­‐mainweb01.nsf/pages/Makeadifference)
• Resources
from
Illinois
(www.illinoisaJorneygeneral.gov/cyberbullying/for_parents.html)
• State
of
Idaho
Parents
Guide
to
Social
Networking
Websites:
(www.ag.idaho.gov/publicaIons/
internetSafety/ParentsGuideToSocialNetworkingWebsites.pdf)

51. QuesIons?
Christopher Wells
cwells@schooltechpolicies.com