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Capture the benefits of social networking tools like Facebook without worrying about privacy and appropriateness. Ning is a free, closed-group social network that you can set up easily just for your students. Learn how to use it as a discussion forum, blog, and video and photo-sharing tool.

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Ning is a social networking site akin to Facebook and Myspace.

You can tap the interactivity of those tools but keep it entirely under your control. Manageable for the classroom experience Facilitates communication among members Students already have the experience necessary to

begin use immediately

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Interface locked down, cluttered

Users decide what features to add

Privacy is a concern if poorly used

No clear purpose

Cleaner, less hectic interface

Site administrator controls everything

Multiple security options

Developed around a focus, purpose

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Facebook vs. Ning

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Gina BianchiniNing CEO

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Don TapscottAuthor, ‘Grown Up Digital’

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WHAT MAKES SOCIAL NETWORKING EDUCATIONAL?

“It's a fantastic tool for extendingclass discussions beyond the constraints of class time. In addition, it offers a venue for students who are sometimes reluctant to participate in class to hear their voices heard.”

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What kind of Ningsare out there already?

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CLASSROOM USES

What do students think?“Some like it, others don't. I think one of the problems is they want social networking to be free of school- it is their separate world. That is just my take, though.”

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It could be worseMr. President

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START WITHA SINGLE PROJECT

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CLASS WEB SITES

A teacher says:“They like the fact that they can review class notes.”

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Creating An Account

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Name, e-mail, free

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PrivacyYou decide who to allow in

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AppearanceTemplates, or HTML control

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FeaturesYou decide what to activate

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Help is on the way

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How to have the ads removed

Sign in to the Ning Help Center first. Click the "Contact Us" link at the bottom of the page. The "Ask Our Team a Question" form then appears. In the first field (“I have a question about”) select “a network

that I have created.” A new field with a pull down menu will appear (“I specifically

want to know”) and you should choose “General Question.” A window will appear where you need to choose a specific

topic. Please choose “other” at the end of the list. In the “Network URL” field please give the network address of

the educational network you are asking Ning to make ad-free. In the message portion of the ticket, please specifically write

that you are requesting an ad-free network for education.

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Let the students mix it upThe Shining

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START WITH A PLAN

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Teachers say: Ways to start

“To provide a location - accessible to my students only - for class resources.”

“Announcements, notes, assignments”“My original goal was to use it as both a

place to post assignments and to create a space where students could talk about course content outside of class.”

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The secret’s out

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