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In this presentation, Rey Junco and Eric Gordon discuss how online social spaces are transforming classroom engagement. Specifically, they address how these spaces can improve student capacity to participate in class dialogue by allowing a safer, slightly less ego-invested method of interaction. This was presented at the Social Media for Teaching and Learning event on Oct. 19th in Boston, MA.
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SOCIAL MEDIA FOR ENGAGING MULTIPLE
LEARNING STYLES
REY JUNCO ERIC GORDONrjunco@cyber.law.harvard.edu
@reyjuncoegordon@cyber.law.harvard.edu
@ericbot
ONLINE DISINHIBITION
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ATTENTION AND DISTRACTION
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Tin CanHarry, D., Gordon, E., Schmandt, C. (2012).
“Setting the Stage for Interaction: A Tablet Application to Augment Group Discussion in a Seminar Class.” Proceedings of Community
Supported Cooperative Work, Seattle, WA.
Not everyone is equally comfortable participating.
People talk one-at-a-time; simultaneous speaking is viewed as impolite.
Power dynamics can diminish participation.
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Questions?
REY JUNCO ERIC GORDONrjunco@cyber.law.harvard.e
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egordon@cyber.law.harvard.edu
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