Social Media for Language Learners

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Learning Technology Center [email protected] Sharon Stoerger [email protected]

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Learning Technology [email protected]

Sharon [email protected]

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Part 1: What is social media?

Part 2: Language learning with Twitter & Facebook

Part 3: Other social media language learning tools

Part 4: Additional uses of social media in my language classes

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Microblogging tool Discussion posts without titles 140 characters Passive or active Access

o Twitter.como Social dashboards (e.g., TweetDeck, HootSuite)o Social browsers (e.g., RockMelt, Fizzik)o Mobile

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Following Twitterature

o Summarizing articles/literature into tweets Collaborative writing

o Mobile phone novels o Keitai shousetsu

Correcting tweets Twitter conversations

o Class, communityo Hashtags

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Search Twitter

o http://search.twitter.com

Twitter Professors

o http://mashable.com/2009/02/16/twitter-professors/

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@ikll (I Kinda Like Languages language courses)

@learnkanji (Japanese vocabulary)

@learnspanish

@frenchlanguage

@ChinesePod

News sources (e.g., @lemonde, @el_pais, @RusNews, @CNICJapan, @ChineseWSJ)

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Retweet = Rt, RT or rtwt Read someone else’s tweet share it!

Replying = @username @username see tweet even if not

followingo Example: @csoleil y at-il un soft pour ça?

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Wefollow

• http://wefollow.com/

Twibes

o http://www.twibes.com

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Broadcast broad audience Keeps relevant tweets

together Synchronous chat sessions

(e.g., #realwplearn)

Tweet using hashtag…

#somelang

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#flteach – Teaching foreign languages

#langchat – Learning and teaching languages

#mfl – Modern foreign languages #elt

, #eltchat, #ESL, #TESL, #TESOL,  #EFL –Learning and teaching English as a second or foreign language

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PRIVACY

“Like” vs. “friend”

What you write their news feed (i.e., wall)

What they write NOT on your wall

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Find Pageso Coffee Break French

o Coffee Break Spanish

Language Learning Tools (apps)o Luingo - Language learning tools

Find Groups & Communitieso busuu.com (language learning community)

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Synchronous Communicationo Skypeo Google Voice & Video

Collaborative writingo Wikis (e.g., Wikispaces, PBWorks)o Google Docs

Communitieso LiveMochao Busuu

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Second Life Placeso EduNation Islando Babel Islando Sky Learning Center

Second Life Groupso Chinese Schoolo English as a Second

Language School

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Announcements & supplemental information

Live microblogging Connections/PLNs (e.g., Siemens, 2004) Practice speaking & writing Polling Group activities/backchannel

communication Other?

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Synchronous chat sessionso #learnchato Tweetchat (http://tweetchat.com/; monitor tweets)

Daily microlearningo Top tipso Articles to reado Vocabulary

Scavenger huntso Build information literacy, problem solvingo U of Idaho (http://www.today.uidaho.edu/Details.aspx?

ID=5018)

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Tweetdoco http://www.tweetdoc.org/

Twapper Keepero http://twapperkeeper.com

The Archivisto http://

archivist.visitmix.com/

Keepstreamo http://keepstream.com

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Establish relevance for students Recommend people to follow Model effective use Encourage students’ active/ongoing

participation Integrate into assessments Continue to actively participate