Tag Archives: Facebook
EDBuzz Goes Mobile
Over the last year we have noticed the significant increase in mobile web use. According to Techcrunch mobile consumption of the Internet has increased by 110% in the U.S. and 148% worldwide. With the growing number of mobile users and … Continue reading
Posted in Main, The Weekly Update
Tagged edbuzz, Facebook, mobile, mobile Internet use, redesign, techcrunch, Twitter
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Where Have You Been?
This is a question we have been receiving quite a bit lately. Many people have noticed that over the past months, Shawn and I have taken a hiatus from actively posting on the EDBuzz blog. This was at times unintended … Continue reading
Posted in Afterthoughts, The Web 2.0 Teacher
Tagged california charter schools conference, clara shih, communication, differntiated learning, edbuzz, education, Facebook, hybrid school, online learning, pollinate, projects, reflections, teachers, The Facebook Era, Twitter, Using Facebook to Improve School Communication, Web 2.0, where have you been?
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Protecting Your Privacy on Facebook
In an attempt to compete with more open social networking platforms like Twitter, Facebook’s management made an important and very controversial decision in December to change the privacy settings for the popular social networking site. In a recent piece in … Continue reading
Using Facebook to Improve School Communication
Facebook has become an essential tool for young adults to stay in contact with friends and family and to create a sense of community with their peers. For school administrators, then, utilizing Facebook to improve communication and to create an … Continue reading
Posted in The Digital Principal
Tagged back-to-school, blogging, Facebook, high school, multimedia, school communication, social networking, Web 2.0
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The Weekly Update: August 10- August 16
Discussion Draft NAEP Technology Literacy Framework Project Start-up helps teachers learn their lesson– Dara Kerr, cnet Sony Plans to Adopt Common Format for E-Book– Brad Stone, NY Times “Social Learning” Buzz Masks Deeper Dimensions– Frank Ganis, Gilfus Education Group Good … Continue reading