Administrators
John Lachmeyer
Richard Tejada (Tejada_R)
Please fill in the following information by October 5, 8am (4 points).
Your Facebook page name: QC LIS 747 class page (test)
What is your entity (who do you represent)? We represent the class 747 as a whole, but we are writing in our own voices (I suppose, it is tricky because technically Professor Li should represent the class, but I guess we are). -- i also think that since this class doesn't fit the traditional mold, its sort of an "open source" idea where the role of student and teacher are exploring new ways. in a way we all represent the class as a collective of ideas which are constantly changing. the use of facebook as a social networking tool we are studying can show that aspect and be a means of advertising the class and connecting the class amongst students that this wiki cannot.
Your Facebook group page link (Please also enter the link on this list): http://www.facebook.com/pages/QC-LIS-747-class-page-test/100261520041488?
Provide three Facebook page examples of the same type:
Who is your audience? The class itself, though Facebook can be used for any audience. also potential students and people interested in this class.
Where will you get resource from? Our material will come from the class and readings, as well as anything anyone wants to post.
johns presentation Facebookclass-jl.ppt
Comments (7)
Rowena Li said
at 10:23 pm on Sep 29, 2010
Knock, Knock, anyone there?
John Lachmeyer said
at 11:34 am on Oct 2, 2010
yes we are here! so far we have discuessed this in person only :) do you want us to work on these things more on this page so you can see our progress?
Rowena Li said
at 4:47 pm on Oct 2, 2010
I would like to see you fill in the questions above first. Then some discussions, too.
John Lachmeyer said
at 12:16 pm on Oct 3, 2010
right now we are working on a test page to see how everything works out
Richard Tejada said
at 7:30 pm on Oct 3, 2010
I think our test page is working fine. We can start posting some stuff soon. I gotta admit, though, I'm having a hard time finding other pages on Facebook that are devoted to any particular course, let alone a library science course. I'll keep looking, though
John Lachmeyer said
at 12:07 am on Oct 4, 2010
i think another good audience could be for potential students in our program who want to take this course. since you must be a member of our class in order to view this page, the facebook site can appeal to students who are interested.
John Lachmeyer said
at 12:20 am on Oct 4, 2010
these links are ways others have used facebook in the classroom- while not all of it is in line with what we are doing, it shows how facebook can be utilized with some creativity
http://www.onlinecollege.org/2009/10/20/100-ways-you-should-be-using-facebook-in-your-classroom/
http://theinnovativeeducator.blogspot.com/2010/07/8-real-ways-facebook-enriched-ms.html
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