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Have not found a use for it in KS1. Surveyed our parents at the start of the year to ask if they would interact on Twitter to showcase learning - resounding no,  Would be interested to explore options in the older year groups.

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Student survey link - https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/Y7ZKC97

Results:

https://www.surveymonkey.com/analyze/spCiPEK6yqpITGe4O3WMXKX65FiNqVj5beJ5BwWYAY8_3D

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Platforms I use are - blogs
ritusehji.wix.com/say-g, Skype, and Twitter @foodwbhs. Below are the 20 ways I use Twitter in education.

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Excellent platform to find ideas and resources in any subject as well as to connect with other professionals who are in a similar field like you. http://www.empoweringells.com/blog/

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Could be easily adapted to any other subject area too - a figure from History, a Scientist, an explorer, a Mathematician; endless possibilities.

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How many do you use?

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We can't ignore discussions around Social Media in the classroom and this should lead to appropriate use. Social Media does not have to be a distraction from the learning, it is a tool that can make the learning more up to date, relevant, engaging and diverse. https://www.iste.org/standards/standards/for-students-2016#startstandards

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Why not get your class to interview an author, an expert, a speaker and learn how to engage in an authentic video call. Have heard a lot of good things about Mystery Hangouts and how much - especially primary kids - love them, lots of potential for the language classroom to access new cultures and try out their linguistic skills.

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We are happy to embrace it in D&T. As a department we have learnt a lot from other facilities and and industries, using Twitter and setting up various groups including D&T Teachers Malaysia... We learn modern techniques and share ideas and information. Our twitter walls showcase good student work and give latest news on important developments in tech & design. We have partnered with 'Youth Made Malaysia' to use social media to share events and opportunities with industry and students. Is YouTube social media?... that's cool too!

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What social media in the classroom could look like.

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What social media in the classroom could look like.

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http://www.teachthought.com/the-future-of-learning/trends-shifts/22-simple-examples-of-social-media-in-the-classroom/

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Excellent anytime anywhere learning with your very own PLN, a bunch of people you have voluntarily chosen to learn with; very positive but be warned it takes time to build a strong PLN; just engage at least once a day and join in chats. Give it a go!

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A quick and easy way to touch base with a supportive network of mentors!

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I recently created a twitter account, because I found it is really helpful at making me aware of current and breaking news. I might post some interesting ariticles on the school hashtag.

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My parents don't allow me to use social media, because my eye sight is bad and they think it will become worse if I spend even more time looking at the screen. I would like to be able to use YouTube, because I want to watch videos for entertainment. I also like to play video games, so I want to watch videos to help me to improve my skills.

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I think social media is a dangerous thing because everyone will know a lot about you, they will know what you like and they will know what you do. To avoid this students must be careful and not overshare.

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I made my YouTube channel when I was 13 years old. I made it because I wanted to make fun and helpful videos about traveling and DIY. I spend about 3-6 hours a day on social media watching movies or YouTube videos.

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A good platform for learning and sharing ideas.

https://elearningindustry.com/the-role-of-social-media-in-elearning

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Using Instagram in Subjects or Cross Curricular Projects (@Ms_SheilaD)

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Using Instagram in Subjects or Cross Curricular Projects (@Ms_SheilaD)

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https://twitter.com/Ms_SheilaD
Instagram as a portfolio tool for Project-Based learning or for joint projects across the curriculum.
http://www.teachthought.com/uncategorized/using-instagram-learning-document-abstract-ideas/

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Using Instagram for Learning. (@Ms_SheilaD)

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Using Instagram for Learning. (@Ms_SheilaD)

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https://twitter.com/Ms_SheilaD
Practical ideas to try in the classroom using the hottest Social Media App now.
https://www.weareteachers.com/10-surprising-ways-to-use-instagram-in-the-classroom-2/

http://www.techlearning.com/default.aspx?tabid=100&entryid=7363

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Also check out his list for Twitter #'s for subjects, topics and good ed chats
https://cybraryman.com/socialmedia.html

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" Harry calls for an acceptance of the reality of Social Media and the inextricably enmeshed nature of the online and offline. He highlights the increasingly important and positive role it plays in young people’s lives, how we can better understand Social Media and young people’s relationship with it, and how we can incorporate and utilise their Social Media skills in education. "

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Incorporating & accounting for Social Media in Education | Harry Dyer | TEDxNorwichED

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Harry discusses how the study of Social Media can help us better understand how youth are acting and interacting both online and offline, how young people adeptly navigate a growing and increasingly diverse assortment of social media, and how we can (and must) incorporate and account for social media in the classroom.

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Good points made here, might be worth showing as a starter to a discussion

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A great visual by Sylvia Duckworth

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By Sylvia Duckworth

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Discuss with students what is appropriate online behaviour and issues such as over sharing and their digital footprint

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Survey your students to find out which social media platforms they are using; are they age appropriate?

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http://www.coolcatteacher.com/10-amazing-ways-teachers-have-used-social-media-to-enhance-learning/

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Social Media for Teachers: Guides, Resources, and Ideas

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Social Media for Teachers: Guides, Resources, and Ideas

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https://www.edutopia.org/blog/social-media-resources-educators-matt-davis