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So we've compiled a fresh batch of ways to make Facebook work in your classroom, some tried and true, and others that have evolved with Facebook. Read on, and you'll find a wealth of resources, assignments, and amazing uses for Facebook in any type of classroom. 
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A selection of Facebook Pages providing resources and dialogue focused on education and instructional technologies. Like most Facebook users, many educators us
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Facebook has just given its Graph Search another boost, and those who have been upgraded are now able to search post history as well as photo history. This has made many people wonder just what sort of uses they might put this to in everyday life.
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Graph Search is a way to explore Facebook's wide array of information about people, and you can use it to find a job too.
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So we've compiled a fresh batch of ways to make Facebook work in your classroom, some tried and true, and others that have evolved with Facebook.
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Patty Ball's insight:
creating facebook profile pages for literary characters
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How to lock down your Facebook account's privacy settings, a simple step-by-step process to make sure you're not sharing anything you don't want to.
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This is a brief screencast showing educators how to set up a Facebook group for their class and demonstrating the basic features available in a Facebook grou...
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They adjust their reading glasses to make out letters on the screen. They type with one finger. They have their user names and passwords written down on paper. They want to know what the “status update” is for.
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Spending time on Facebook has been shown to reduce stress levels, slow down heart rates and -- generally speaking -- just simply relax people. Now new research suggests that learning to use Facebook may have an additional benefit for adults over 65: a sharpening of mental abilities.
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The most popular site on the Internet can be leveraged in the classroom in engaging and useful ways. Post collaboratively written with guest author Heather
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This Christmas, gather 'round your relatives and make their Facebook profiles more secure
Melissa Marshall's curator insight,
December 20, 2013 8:28 AM
Now is a good time of year to go through your social media and ensure that it is secure, well-protected and is reaching only those you want it to reach.
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Whether it's your students, parents, or just friends ... it would help to have a 'Facebook Cheat Sheet' of some sort to know what to post on Facebook.
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Apparently the annoying ads clogging the news feed is not why people leave Facebook, it's privacy concerns.
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When you’re building an online community, you want to be where the people are, and at this time, Facebook is the best way to reach out to a vast community. People
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This is a brief screencast looking at the features and uses of a Facebook page in an academic setting and contrasting it with the features of a Facebook group.
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How do I properly use Facebook in the classroom? What are the golden Facebook rules for teachers? How can as a teacher utilize Facebook in the classroom?
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Learn how to use Facebook with instructions such as how to join, how to establish your profile, & how to add friends, in this free online video series.
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