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Vanderbilt's Blog of Blogs: https://my.vanderbilt.edu/courseblogs/

Cons

Course Blogs

1.

FERPA

"Ghost Writer," Derek Bruff, Flickr (CC)

Writing to Learn

Writing in the Discipline

Social Pedagogies:

"Design approaches for teaching and learning that engage students with what we might call an 'authentic audience' (other than the teacher), where the representation of knowledge for an audience is absolutely central to the construction of knowledge in a course."

Randy Bass & Heidi Elmendorf, http://is.gd/08EYYH

Humberto Garcia's blog: http://is.gd/jFyCgz

Crypto Posts on Wonders & Marvels: http://is.gd/vLKIf1

Social Bookmarking

See "Taking Steps to Respect Student Privacy in Public Work," by Chris Clark: http://is.gd/EvTSvs

2.

Social Pedagogies

Diigo

"Interesting Pin," Derek Bruff, Flickr (CC)

Motivating Students through Authentic Audiences

Pinterest

Pros

Derek's Diigo Group: http://groups.diigo.com/group/math-216

More Statistics Pins: http://twitter.com/math216pins

More on Diigo vs. Pinterest: http://derekbruff.org/?p=2201

What was the most common reason students in Derek's class chose Diigo over Pinterest?

1. Pinterest was too feminine.

2. Diigo seemed more academic.

3. Diigo seemed easier to use.

4. Pinterest accounts took too long to create.

Deep Learning

"The Calm after the Show," Thomas Hawk, Flickr (CC)

Backchannels

Which of these social pedagogies would you like to try in your teaching?

Derek Bruff (@derekbruff)

Center for Teaching (@vandycft)

cft.vanderbilt.edu

#birdclass

"My Angel braving the deep...", Raymond, Flickr (CC)

How many of these social networks do you visit at least weekly?

Social Motivations

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6. None

Benkler & Nissenbaum (2006), http://is.gd/B9tYx9

3.

Margaret Rubega's Story: http://is.gd/KbKhFO

How many of these social networks do you contribute to at least weekly?

Desire to Connect

Desire to Share

#ENGH451

Have you ever written a post for a blog--your own or someone else's?

1. Yes

2. No

Derek's Course Blog: http://derekbruff.org/blogs/fywscrypto/

"Questions from the Audience," Derek Bruff, Flickr (CC)

"Wall of Peace," Jeff Bauche, Flickr (CC)

"I'll Give You All I Can," Brandon Warren, Flickr (CC)

Which of the following concerns about using Twitter worries you most?

1. It's too public.

2. 140 characters is too limiting.

3. I just don't get how to use it.

4. The Creepy Treehouse

5. Something else

Mark Sample's Story: http://is.gd/0s55se

And there's more...

Low-Tech Options

Authentic Audiences

Collaborative Documents

Poster Sessions

Annotated Bibliographies

Fictional Personas

Social Networks

Steve Baskauf's Story: http://is.gd/wHuxvo

Michael Wesch's Story: http://is.gd/IyrU5W

Reacting to the Past

Timelines

Neil deGrasse Tyson

"Neil deGrasse Tyson 10," John Roling, Flickr (CC)

4.

"To win, you must also complete your secret objective: Have the IAU vote in favor of Resolution 6B."

Derek's Story: http://derekbruff.org/?p=705

The Pluto Debate, by Tony Crider

http://is.gd/EDLdPo

Caitlyn Durning's Story: http://is.gd/f3A5ko

Photo Sharing

"Thin Slices" of Student Learning

"How can we better understand these intermediate processes? How might we design to foster and capture them?"

Randy Bass, http://is.gd/lPz4Jq

David Silver's Story: http://is.gd/6gT5UW

"Macro," Derek Bruff, Flickr (CC)

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