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A great set of resources regarding the implementation of social media in schools. Not only does it give classroom suggestions, but it heavily focuses on the use of social media for admissions, PR, and development.

If you want to get more out of your social media experience, review this website and resources they provide.

EdSocialMedia is also a great resource. http://www.edsocialmedia.com/

Slide show, see if it contains interesting information for helping a school decide the next steps to take.

A social network designed for educators who are interested in integrating social media and Web 2.0 tools into their classes.

This site has more resources than just Internet Safety or Cyber Bullying. The parent section is an excellent reference, as are the "homework helpers." To find the latter, search for "homework" in the search area, as they are not readily available. The weekly e-Newsletter is also a great resource, particularly for the parents and teachers of elementary/middle school aged students.

This article from Anthropology News discusses Prof. Michael Wesch's 2008 presentation at the Library of Congress - An Anthropological Introduction to YouTube. It is worth a read, especially with regard to the last statement, "

The great challenge for journalists is also the challenge for educators. We do need to look for the new ways to learn and share and reach each of our students. We cannot afford to teach the same old stuff in the same old way and expect that to be sufficient for our new students in this new time. Thanks to Bo A. for the lead to this article.

This is a great digital storytelling tool that now features characters and sets for political satire. It's a great way for students to create and publish stories.