Resources+from+ISTE

Here is a list of articles from ISTE (International Society for Technology in Education) about Web 2.0 resources

**Articles from Learning & Leading with Technology Magazine & ISTE Connects Blog**
 * [|L&L] [| Article: "Navigate the Digital Rapids"] ** Julie Lindsay and Vicki Davis explain how to use social networking for curriculum purposes and to teach digital citizenship to students.

[|ISTE Connects Post: "BYOTech: Using Game Systems, Cell Phones, iPods and Facebook in Education"] Liz Kolb provides educational uses for social networking tools such as Facebook in this blog post.

[|L&L] [| Article: "Tapping the Wealth of Social Networks for Professional Development"] A Research Windows column by Christine Greenhow about communication technologies such as Facebook, MySpace, and Twitter and available research on how we use them; for what purposes; in what settings; and how they may be shaping the ways we think, work, and communicate.

[|L&L] [| Article: "Web 2.0—Today's Technologies, Tomorrow's Learning Article] " Jennifer Graff and Jason Haas explain how Web. 2.0 tools can aid with teaching in the classroom and the culture of today's learners.

[|L&L] [| Article: "Breathing Fire into Web 2.0"] Justin Hardman and David Carpenter discuss the district use of a website to provide valuable information to parents and students.

[|L&L] [| Article: "Social Networking for the K–12 Set"] Jim Klein describes how a school district used open source applications to create their own social networking sites and applications for students and teachers.

**ISTE Conference Resources** ** [|NECC 2009 Research Paper: Adolescent Social Networking Activities- What Adults Don't Know] ** A report by Elizabeth Langran on a study that examines parent-child communication regarding online social networking activities and rules that govern those activities. **NETS•A5, NETS•S2, NETS•S4,NETS•T4, NETS•T5**

[|NECC 2009 Research Paper: Professional Development 2.0- Transforming University Pedagogy with 21st Century Tools] Leanna Archambault discusses the results of a constructivist-based professional development model and its capability to transform pedagogy among education faculty as evidenced by instructors’ first attempts at teaching the units they created that melded 21st century goals and social networking technologies. **NETS•T** [|ISTE Community Ning Group: Twitter Enthusiasts] This member discussion covers how to use Twitter with students and for personal professional development. **NETS•T2, NETS•T5**

**ISTE Books and Webinars** [|ISTE Book:] [|__Web 2.0 How-To for Educators__] Authors Lynne Schrum and Gwen Solomon explore the very best online collaborative tools available today (including blogs, wikis, and social networking tools) and Web 2.0 applications (Skype, Google Earth, Wordle, and more) that make a difference in education. This book is will become available in October 2010. **NETS•S1**
 * [[file:///_a729309453/p57808658|ISTE Webinar: Twitter Twitter Twitter Twitter]] ** Webinar presenter Leslie Fisher provides an overview of Twitter and gives viewers tips for how to use it for social networking purposes in the classroom and beyond. **NETS•A2**

[|ISTE Book:] [|__Raising a Digital Child__] Author Mike Ribble helps parents help their children enjoy all the benefits a technological society has to offer while staying safe and acting as responsible members of society. Portions of this book touch on social networking. **NETS•A5, NETS•S5, NETS•T3**

**ISTE Social Networking Communities** [|ISTE 2010 Conference Ning] D esigned to help you connect to like-minded conference attendees and extend the conversations happening during the conference. [|ISTE Facebook Page] Follow ISTE's activity and receive updates on upcoming events by "liking" our page. [|ISTE on Twitter] Follow ISTE for news and updates [|@isteconnects]. [|ISTE Linkedin Group] Join the ISTE group on LinkedIn to collaborate with ISTE members in this professional networking setting. [|ISTE Island in Second Life] Second Life TM, a multi-user virtual environment (MUVE), is more than just a networking platform, but networking is one of ISTE's major uses of this emerging technology. Come visit us on ISTE Island.
 * [|ISTE Community Ning] ** Designed exclusively for members, the ISTE Community Ning helps you connect with like-minded educators in an informal, collaborative setting.