Building Student Interest Using Video Social Networking
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Building Student Interest Using Video &
Social Networking
Cristine Clarke, Ed. D.
NC School of Science & Math
Durham, NC
UNC TLT
March 18th 2009
Practice what You Preach…
7 types of Motivation
Behavioral Social Biological Emotional
Cognitive Conative Spiritual
Trigger them
Extrinsically and or Intrinsically
Which of the 7 are in Play Here?
Emotional
Behavioral
Cognitive Behavioral Biological
Cognitive
Conative Conative
Social
Spiritual
Social &
Emotional
are
distractions
Which Ones Do You See Here?
Emotional Behave Biological Cognitive Conative Social Spiritual
Social
Emotional
Behavioral
Videos, Games & Facebook activate
Social/Emotional Motivation (SEM)
Sense of belonging
Self expression
Fun & Rewards
Freedom
Expertise
Inreach
Illustrate Lecture Points or
difficult concepts
Instructor mined or
Student mined
Inreach an example
Any subject specific
sites you recommend?
Outreach
Demonstrate Student Mastery
Usually assignment based
Examples?
Outreach an Example
The Value is in the Viral
Creates expertise & new knowledge
when it travels
Course website
Facebook
YouTube
Comments
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We Must Start
Valuing the Connected Student
Service Your
Network – LinkedIn
Surf for each other
M> density of
connectedness
Conclusions
1. Classroom Motivations differ radically from
Web 2.0 Motivations
2. Social & Emotional Motivations (SEM) need
to move from the fringes if we are going to
capture their attention
3. We can harness the power of SEM using
video and social networking for Inreach &
Outreach
4. We need to start valuing and rewarding the
socially connected student and worker
Thank You!
Cristine Clarke, Ed. D.
NC School Science & Math
Durham, NC 27715
clarkec@ncssm.edu
(919) 416 2657
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