Journal Article

·2014 OPEN ACCESS

Which Content is Appropriate for Instructional based Social Network? Opinions of K12 Teachers in Turkey

Ali ÇİMEN , M. Betül Yılmaz YTU

Procedia - Social and Behavioral Sciences

Abstract

The widespread use of social technologies, in particular Web 2.0 tools, is a relatively new phenomenon. Critics have voiced their concerns about the possible negative effects of social network use, such as inappropriate pictures and fake users. Developing an instruction-based social network can be considered a solution to the potential risks of these networks for instructional uses. In that case, there some other questions rise, such as, “What kind of applications/activities can be shared?”, “Are the activities limited to instructional content only?”, “What is the scope of instruction-based social networks?”. This study aims to explore teacher's opinions on instruction-based social networks.

Keywords

Scope (computer science) Social network (sociolinguistics) Phenomenon Computer science Content (measure theory) World Wide Web Social media Epistemology

Subject Areas

Impact of Technology on Adolescents ·Sociology and Political Science ·Social Sciences
Child Development and Digital Technology ·Education ·Social Sciences
Online and Blended Learning ·Education ·Social Sciences

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