#MichED Chat 3/26/14
Wednesday, 8 p.m.
Topic: Digital Footprints
The #MichED chat team for 3/26:
Moderator - Jeff Bush
Plus 1er - Todd Bloch
Greeter - Rebecca Wildman
Lurker-Puller-Outer - Rachelle Wynkoop
Questions to be considered:
Q1: How can we use the lessons from this article in school? http://www.nytimes.com/2013/11/10/business/they-loved-your-gpa-then-they-saw-your-tweets.html?_r=1& #MichED
Q2: Rate 1-10 (1 bad, 10 good) As a field, how does education do with teaching kids about digital footprints? #MichED
Q3: Who should be more responsible for teaching kids about digital footprints - admin, teachers, or parents? #MichED
Q4: For students, what should we be encouraging them to use, do, create, etc. to leave their digital footprint? #MichED
Q5: Where are good lessons that show students the goods and bads of a digital footprint. What are schools already using? #MichED
Q6: As a teacher, what should our digital footprint look like? #MichED
Q7: Devil’s advocate position: there is nothing schools can do to teach students about digital footprints. They’re going to do what they want anyhow. Agree/disagree? #MichED
Q8: We tell kids not to meetup with people they meet online, but then the Twittersphere schedules tweetups. Are we setting poor examples? #MichED
Q9: Poor Digital Citizenship is modeled everywhere from ESPN to the evening news, How can teachers overcome societies’ impression? #MichED