Edmodo | Secure Social Learning Network for Teachers and Students - 1 views
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Emily Panebianco on 24 Aug 10A social networking site for classrooms
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Social Networking Sites for Teachers - 0 views
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Social Networking sites for teachers. Teachers can share the ideas and even their teaching methods and lesson plans
Middle School Portal - 1 views
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Virtual learning experiences for middle school students and educators alike - especially concerning Science and English. -
A resource for teachers to find help or resources related to specific math and science areas and topics. A sort of social networking site for both math teachers and science teachers.
BetterLesson Is Facebook for Teachers - 0 views
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BetterLesson is a social networking site for teachers to share lesson plans online. This would be a great source to use as a teacher to get Lesson plan ideas, Lesson Plans, and share your own Lesson Plans with others.
classroom 2.0 - 0 views
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Social Networking site in which teachers can learn how to use web 2.0 in the classroom. Also allows you to talk to other educators on here.
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You have to sign up but a great resourse and networking tool. Have several meeting for staying current
Science Learning Network: Home - 0 views
The Word - Control-Self-Delete - The Colbert Report - 8/24/10 - Video Clip | Comedy Cen... - 0 views
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"Surgically altering your social network appearance and getting rid of old friends will make you the ideal job candidate."
Home - Teachers Social Network - 0 views
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This is a site that teachers can go on and share different things with different teachers all around the world.
The National Network for Early Language Learning (NNELL) - 0 views
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The National Network for Early Language Learning (NNELL) is an educational community providing leadership in support of successful early language learning and teaching.
Districts Set Guidelines for Teacher-Student Interaction on Facebook - 0 views
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schools are reacting to social networking by restricting teachers and setting guidelines for their behavior in their private lives
Digg - 0 views
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The Latest News Headlines, Videos and Images. Kind of like the alpha for diigo. I like it better and it has a huge network.
Online student-teacher friendships can be tricky - CNN.com - 0 views
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A debate on whether or not social networking sites should be allowed in the classroom.
Welcome to BetterLesson - 1 views
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A user-driven resource. Great for finding and sharing lesson and unit plans. You need to sign up for an account, but it's free!
GradeGuru - http://www.gradeguru.com - 0 views
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GradeGuru is a free knowledge sharing network where students can share their study materials, engage in collaborative learning and get peer-feedback
Teachers Network: New Teachers Online - 0 views
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This is a website fpr new teachers that need mentors and guidence through there teaching years.
Aardvark - 0 views
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Site that could prove useful in the classroom. Have your network set up to you classroom and students and the teacher can pose questions, and receive answers.
North Carolina Middle School Association - 0 views
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resources, networking, latest news, conferences, etc. for middle school teachers in North Carolina
Live Network of Webcams Around the World - 0 views
Administrative Issues Journal: Education, Practice, and Research | Facebook - 0 views
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facebook page for educational issues, great networking opportunity
"Unfriending" students on Facebook - 1 views
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Is "friending" students inappropriate?
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In my opinion, I think that it is inappropriate for teachers to "friend" their students. Inappropriate seems a little harsh to say but I do think that its better safe than sorry. Maybe once the student has moved on to high school and college it is okay to accept a friend request from them but even still whatever you post on the internet, you do it at your own risk.
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I agree with Ashley, only I still think that even in high school I feel that teachers and students should not interact with one another unless it is school related. It seems that more often today teachers are getting fired or in major trouble by having some sort of relationships with there students. I know it doesnt just happen because they might be friends with them on facebook or something like that, but like Ashley said, "its better safe than sorry" and just stay away from temptations.