There are some pretty staggering stats in this presentation about social media. It is aimed at marketing people but since education and marketing share so many cultural spaces, its impact on education is not be discounted.
It is simply how, more and more, people live their lives.
I like social media and ‘push (for) it’ with my students and colleagues for one reason (well, at least by far the biggest!) – it is a chance for more kids to be heard & considered ‘educated’, not asked ‘which school do you go to’, only to be ranked at 20 paces.
The potential is there, the beginnings are there. “Full duplex” as the slideshow states. Nobody knows or cares online what school you go to or how rich your daddy is if you produce useful content, solve problems, create a network by being helpful to and with others. Still think this is all a passing fad?
The power of schools to assign credentials of ‘educated’ and ‘not educated’ may not be eternal…
Thanks for sharing this. Good stuff.
I encourage my students to use social sites like for collaborative learning and flashcards for educational purposes.It gives them a chance to share and increase their knowledge.It provides them with a platform to ask questions and get a different views related to the topic.
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