Defining Social Media and Learning
introduce Base Group Check-in Q1 and Q2 in Base Groups


Check-in Question: What is your favorite online resource or app or community for academia? Share it. Why?
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read Readings
Whole Group
Discussion
Discussion Ground Rules

  • Ideas or controversies you want us to address
  • New questions or burning issues
  • How these readings connect to your research interests or goals for this course

Discussion Synthesis W4 – Instructor

15 min  Take a break!
Article for Publication
Guest Speaker
Scott Durham
  1. Tell us about your research – what do you study?
  2. Pitching to an editor
    1. tell us about your process of selecting a journal and pitching the editor. Do you have any advice?
    2. Scott’s Cover letter
  3. Publishing process: from outline to final
    1. What tips do you have about outlining?
    2. Did the publishing process go smoothly for you?
    3. What was the most challenging part?
    4. What advice would you have for turning this assignment into a publishable article?

Check out Scott’s fantastic article:
Durham, B. S. (2019). The nexus of critical citizenship and social media. Contemporary Issues in Technology and Teacher Education, 19(4), 754-769. Retrieved from https://citejournal.org/volume-19/issue-4-19/social-studies/the-nexus-of-critical-citizenship-and-social-media

Social Media Activity
 Assignments
  • Readings in part II: Research on social media and learning – social network sites, microblogs and learning
  • Post initial posts to Discussion Board questions by Thursday, October 22 at midnight EST.
  • Post responses to at least 2 peers (per question) by Saturday, October 24 at midnight EST.
  • Discussion Synthesis Wk 6 – Instructor
  • Draft #1 of Article due November 2 — Submit to “First Draft” Dropbox in D2L
  • Continue with your chosen social media
checkout Base Group Checkout Q3 and Q4 in Base Groups