Group items tagged

Educators who are early adopters of technology saw the power of such networks. There are a number of teacher sites, both closed and open, that allow teachers to network and share.

"Many of my Professional Learning Network, including me, have recently experienced troubles with our various interactive social networks, including blog comments and Twitter. There is also the less obvious, yet serious problem: thieves that steal your postings without attributing the work to you."

I'm hoping you will share your experiences with this. What happened? How did you solve the problem? We want to look at innovative solutions.

Rating systems are something I find myself discussing fairly frequently. Partly because the idea shows up in a lot of projects and partly because I usually end up relating it to the rules people set for themselves within different social networks. shared on Plurk

"Lock Your Doors" WORDLE from a blog post on ethics in social networks; how to counter spammers, phishers and thieves. -n2teaching 0 minutes ago"

PLN Resources

relating to events of AU fires; John Seely Brown: "Tinkering as a Mode of Knowledge"