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Highly Visible and Hard to Remove

Novak RogicTrish Rosseel

Cindy UnderhillElizabeth Walker

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Context

Usage of social networking tools is high…55% of 18-34 year olds have placed a personal profile on at least one online social network or community 65% have one on Facebook20% on Classmates.com15% on MySpace13% on Windows Live SpaceNearly 25,000 Facebook users at UBC

…and can be problematic The peril of politics for Ray LamBawdy behaviour at the borderAllegations and arrests

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Project Goal

To help students become aware of their rights and responsibilities as creators and consumers of digital information in their… …personal…academic and …professional lives

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Project Partners

Access & DiversityCareer ServicesLibraryOffice of Learning TechnologyStudent DevelopmentWriting Centre

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What We Did

Produced interactive, student-generated websiteDeveloped supporting materials for campus-wide campaignDeveloped train the trainer style resourcesTrained and supported web authorsSolicited user feedbackAttracted media attention

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Learning DesignPrinciples: non-linear, interactive, non-judgmental , timely, content selection/creation by studentsObjectives around knowledge, skills and attitudesEngagement strategies: make it easy - low stakes: self assessment, checklists, polls, comments Opportunities for deeper exploration: feeds, blog posts and context specific links

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Content Development

What do students want/need to know about?How can we make it accessible and meaningful?Keep it updated and freshGet a wider presence

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Demo

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Technical Infrastructure

WP-MU: Blog-based, manyFeeds inFeeds out: Coming Soon!Tutorial format: one that allows for easy sharing/re-publishing to encourage broad usability

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Future Plans

Seeking new partners…To expand contentTo extend reachTo inform future developmentsTo contribute ongoing support

BCcampus OPDF, UVic/TRU potential partners