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This education trend teaches students how to interact without social media. In the exercise called "Living Facebook Project" students learn that "friend" is not just a button you click. I plan on trying this activity with my fourth grade class as a class building activity.

Research has indicated that both technology use and cyber bullying behavior by teenagers are increasing. Despite the importance of the role of building-level school administrators in establishing climate and addressing violence, the research on cyber bullying to date has not included the perceptions of building-level school administrators.

Lesson guiding MS-HS students to understand what is involved in building a successful and respectful online community. Involves discussion, reflection, and creation tasks.

As we begin to develop online content, we should begin considering the need for collaboration in the online classroom setting. In a recent survey by Cengage Learning, students were asked, "How connected do you feel to your classmates in your in-person classes?" and "How connected do you feel to your classmates in your online classes?"

A great site with some simple tips for building community in an online course.

Just because you are running your learning program online, that doesn't mean that you don't have to consider building an online learning community.

A fantastic site for building effective learning objectives.

A fantastic site for building effective learning objectives.

Another resource for Community Building

"Ask the right questions, manipulate data sets, and create visualizations to communicate results. This Specialization covers the concepts and tools you'll need throughout the entire data science pipeline, from asking the right kinds of questions to making inferences and publishing results. In the final Capstone Project, you'll apply the skills learned by building a data product using real-world data. At completion, students will have a portfolio demonstrating their mastery of the material."

I was able to attend a workshop provided by these ladies, they provide great resources to build on your PLN. Here is one o. Improving staff development and building community.

by Christina Chorianopoulou Educators are constantly presented with the unique opportunity to build communities; vibrant hubs where knowledge is explored and minds and futures are shaped. A language educator has the additional advantage of building such hubs using an extremely powerful tool: language itself.