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This is a great guide for any teacher interested in implementing social media in their classroom. It has many useful tips, as well as some nice graphics. One useful tip explains the importance of using a contract that students sign to acknowledge acceptance of the rules of the social media policy. For more useful tips, read this informative article.
It is a constant struggle between getting kids ready for the real world by teaching them how to harness the power of social media and doing it safely. This article has some good points and some good suggestions about how to use social media in the classroom. I didn't realize that organizations like Nasa hosted live Twitter chats where kids can ask experts questions directly. What a great opportunity! I also plan to post the THINK acronym shared here in my classroom.