Social Media Tools for Learning: DC Chapter ASTD
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Basics on how to use social media tools for learning purposes. Presentation (webinar) given to Washington DC Chapter of ASTD July 16, 2014.
Social Media Tools for Learning: DC Chapter ASTD
- 1. Fighting the Good Fight Social Media Tools for Learning Boot Camp LearningRebels.com Shannon Tipton Owner, Learning Rebels Tweet me @stipton Tweet this session: #SoMeBootCamp
- 3. Let’s Take a Poll How Do You Interact with the Internet? Enter and fall down the YouTube rabbit hole Shopping, Banking, Amazon, Facebook, Pinterest Read blogs, post comments, search for targeted information Create blogs, post to LinkedIn, comment in groups Find and share information.
- 4. Social Media Versus Social Learning Popular Tools and Purposes Recommendations Today’s discussion #SoMeBootCamp 7/2014
- 7. What about Social Learning? LearningRebels.com How about what it’s not… Myth:
- 8. Orientation Class Lunch and Learns Corporate University Compliance Training Team Building Event Leadership Academy Personality Assessment Course Workshops What about Social Learning? LearningRebels.com Learning is EVERYWHERE! In the hallway Over Lunch At the bar Over DinnerDuring Breaks By the Coffee Machine In Group Chats “Over the fence” It’s ALL learning!
- 10. Let’s Talk Tools Let’s take a poll
- 11. In a nutshell
- 12. Free Easy to use People are already there Upload pictures and video Set up for people to share and interact Group set-up possible Tools Use for: Building Relationships, Sharing, Collaboration
- 13. Free Easy to use Great for Chats Upload pictures and video Backchannel Use Class discussions Tools Use for: Building Relationships, Sharing, Collaboration
- 14. Free Easy to use People are already there Upload pictures and video Set up groups Class or subject discussions Tools Use for: Building Relationships, Sharing, Collaboration, Broadcasting
- 15. Free Easy to use Hangouts! Upload pictures and video Set up multiple groups Class or subject discussions Tools Use for: Building Relationships, Sharing, Collaboration, Broadcasting
- 16. Mostly Free Easy to use Communication & Reflection Share pictures and video Newsletters & updates Track class or subject discussions Tools Use for: Sharing, Collaboration, Broadcasting
- 17. Tools Use for: Sharing, Collaboration, Broadcasting http://learncamp.wordpress.com/
- 18. http://www.pinterest.com/stipton1217/creative-learning/ A Picture is worth 1000 Words! Tools
- 19. Blog: Book Club for Leadership Twitter: Pre-Work Discussions Facebook: Group for Sales Google +: Orientation – Video Stories YouTube Channel LinkedIn: Targeted Discussion Boards Tools Share!
- 22. Recommendations: Blogs Cammy Bean: Learning Visions Jane Hart: Learning in a Social Workplace Harold Jarche: Life in Perpetual Beta Mark Britz: Learning Zealot Mike Taylor: Work Smarter Not Harder Matt Guyan: Learning Snippets Elearning Industry Elearning Guild – Twist Series Shannon Tipton: Learning Rebels
- 23. • The ball is in your court To Use the Tools or Not to Use the Tools The Choice is Yours!
- 24. Fighting the Good Fight Social Media Tools for Learning Boot Camp LearningRebels.com Shannon Tipton Owner, Learning Rebels Tweet me @stipton Find us on Facebook: LearningRebels Interested in learning more about how Social Media tools can help your learning initiatives? Contact us here!
Editor's Notes
- Insert Poll Here. Poll should reflect items on the screen
- There are a lot of opinions as to what is Social Media. Which part are we focusing on? The Social? The Media? Let’s jump off with what might be considered the accepted definition.
- There are a lot of opinions as to what is Social Media. Which part are we focusing on? The Social? The Media? Let’s jump off with what might be considered the accepted definition.
- The myth in Social Learning is that this is a new concept. It’s not. Social Learning has been around as long as the cavemen have been able to write on the walls.
- When in actuality learning happens regardless of where you are and what you are doing. Let’s not confuse the learning with the tools.
- Set up a poll asking the participants which social media tools do they use. Settings should be that participants can select all that apply. Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Google Plus Pinterest YouTube Any Blogging site (blogger/wordpress) Instragram Flicker Stumbleupon Pocket Flipboard Snapchat Foursquare Skype Vine Other None of the above
- Fun moment