Is there a recipe for social media? What are the secrets? Should I blog? I was recently asked to respond to a series of questions submitted by a group of teachers. I recorded my responses to them on YouTube. See the questions and responses below.
- How (and why) did you develop an interest in social media?
- How did you start? Blog, Twitter, Forums?
- What have been your main challenges? How do you keep it up?
- What kind of responses do you get? Could you share an example?
- How do you navigate the personal/professional line with students and you social media presence?
- Why do you think it is important for educators to use social media?
- What would be your advice to other teachers who are getting started, or who would like to grow online.
Want to see Cloaking Inequity’s first post ever? Click here.
Want to see my first (or your) first tweet ever? Click here. Or Diane Ravitch’s very first tweet.
TIME magazine Op-Ed: Teachers Matter: The Letter Defending Educators @Time Wouldn’t Print #TIMEapologize #TIMEfail
San Antonio Express News Op-Ed: Charter Op-Ed Misrepresents (Big Tree): My Response That They Won’t Print (Small Axe)
See also the post Pile of Old Books vs. Citizens as Critical Participants in the Great Education Debates
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