WinAkademy Soutien Scolaire Social Media

WinAkademy Soutien Scolaire Social Media

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  Global Presentation  WinAkademyis a French educational company.  The company proposes tutoring courses for all ages, professional trainings and elaborated courses in classrooms. 2
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  Plan  Introduction  SocialMedia  Social Media and Education  Social Media and Educational Organizations  Social Media and Schools  Going further  Questions 3
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  New Technologies Today Today,new technologies are used in all daily tasks. They are applied to communicate between individuals. People want to do : Faster Easier Accuracy - Reliability
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  Social Media –The new channel A new communication channel is born  The Social Media How integrate this new channel for educational purposes ? 5
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  Plan  Introduction  SocialMedia  Social Media and Education  Social Media and Educational Organizations  Social Media and Schools  Going further  Questions 6
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  Social Media Social medianetworks are interactive and collective tools on the web that give people the opportunity to create, share and publish information, build communities and communicate around the world. Social Media = Viable Marketing and Customer Service Channel Industries What about education and educational organizations?
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  Plan  Introduction  SocialMedia  Social Media and Education  Social Media and Educational Organizations  Social Media and Schools  Going further  Questions 8
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  Social Media andEducation  Teach educator actors how to use social media.  Teach the students how to effectively use these resources. 9
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  Social Media andEducation How can social media be used in education without affecting the students negatively? The objective is to use those networks to connect with other classrooms, globally communicate with students or educational actors, and enrich the lives of students by bringing interest, excitement and learning experiences. Social media platforms = Future best ways to involve children and teenagers in learning and knowledge.  The development of creative skills, and the opportunity for students and kids to be leaders in education and empower them to grow as digital and global citizens. These media give the ability to rapidly connect with students and highly influence them. 10
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  Social Media andEducation Many organizations use the Facebook platform to quantify social spinoffs of a new service or new project, by estimating the number of “Like”, for example. Students and pupils could add followers on Tweeter like artists or authors and have so information about their creativity and books or artistic creations.
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  Plan  Introduction  SocialMedia  Social Media and Education  Social Media and Educational Organizations  Social Media and Schools  Going further  Questions 12
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  Social Media andEducation Organizations The percentage of Internet connection in educational institutions is growing and will attend 100% of colleges and secondary schools in France.  We can then conclude that Internet connection is widely available for all pupils and students. Technology is infused, especially in developed countries, where all students have laptop, and have labs available to work on. The students can then reach each other via social networks, creating groups on Facebook for example and exchanging information about academic work. Social media could also involve the educational actors such as teachers and tutors, and it could be very helpful and productive to have them using those networks in a constructive way.
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  Social Media andEducation Organizations New online community for pedagogical purposes.  The purposes of this community are to build a real exchange between experimented teachers and un-experimented ones and allow every educational actor to speak about their pedagogical methods and techniques.
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  Plan  Introduction  SocialMedia  Social Media and Education  Social Media and Educational Organizations  Social Media and Schools  Going further  Questions 15
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  Social Media andSchools When schools organize a big project or activities, for example, or when they want to put news and information, they can add it on their Youtube account, Twitter account, Facebook account. Social networking brings such a positive impact on children and school: a lot of resources, many connections, people, and experiences. Social networks also help to orientate the kids in their future career and learn about different types of jobs in different fields. 16
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  Social Media andSchools We are wondering what are the criteria needed to build such efficient tools ?  Simplicity  Ergonomy  Interactions  Media : Images and Videos  Personalization  Buzz Children need to be attracted by a community platform that looks like the one they are usually using but with educational information and applications. 17
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  Plan  Introduction  SocialMedia  Social Media and Education  Social Media and Educational Organizations  Social Media and Schools  Going further  Questions 18
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  Going Further It isa good way to provide advice, create a connection between teachers and students and share recommendation, information.  Analyzing their conversation and their answers on the forum. It’s good and beneficial for the school to connect with pupils or students and see them excited about a topic and learn something new.  An educator with a supervision role. 19
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  Conclusion and Perspectives Allthese analysis let us think of innovative methods for communicating amongst educational actors. Using social media as a means to further education is a great way to get children involved and to help them interact. It brings them excitement and interest about learning and transmitting information. Schools need to review their strategy by implementing more Information and Communication Technology and Social Media in their daily communication with pupils. 20
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  Plan  Introduction  SocialMedia  Social Media and Education  Social Media and Educational Organizations  Social Media and Schools  Going further  Questions 21
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