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    A place for members of www.Classroom20.com to share links, Classroom 2.0 is social networking site devoted to those interested in the practical application of computer technology (especially Web 2.0) in the classroom and in their own professional development.

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    Aplicaciones Pedagogicas de la Web 2.0

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    Aplicaciones Pedagogicas de la Web 2.0

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Saved by 42 people (42 private), first by anonymouse user on 2008-06-21


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on 2008-06-23 by lindseybp

I'd like to see more about the 'safe and responsible practice' part--did they ask specific questions of these students that would actually get at what these practices are and if they are actually doing them or just asking them this general question?

on 2008-06-23 by lindseybp

The fact that these students were taking part in this particular after school enrichment program may reflect a student profile that may not be generalizable.

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esearchers found that very few students in the study were actually aware of the academic and professional networking opportunities that the Web sites provide. Making this opportunity more known to students, Greenhow said, is just one way that educators can work with students and their experiences on social networking sites.

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on 2008-06-23 by lindseybp

Which indicates that students don't know much about social networking environment outside of a select few they use to communicate with peers.

Greenhow suggests that educators can help students realize even more benefits from their social network site use by working to deepen students' still emerging ideas about what it means to be a good digital citizen and leader online.

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on 2008-06-23 by lindseybp

John Sealy Brown talks of this as well. Listen to Steve Hargadon's EdTech Live interview with Brown from 1/21/07.