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Facebook Statistics

1. Age 25 to 34, at 29.7% of users, is the most common age demographic. (Source:Emarketer 2012) What this means for you: This is the prime target demographic for many businesses’ marketing efforts, and you have the chance to engage these key consumers on Facebook.
2. Highest traffic occurs mid-week between 1 to 3 pm. (Source: Bit.ly blog) On another note, a Facebook post at 7pm will result in more clicks on average than posting at 8pm (Source:  Forbes). Go figure.  How this can help you: You have the potential to reach more consumers and drive higher traffic to your site during peak usage times, but people may be more likely to be more engaged in the evenings. This statistic may be a factor when you are planning social communication scheduling. (Also consider that Facebook has a global audience, so you may want to plan around the time zone of your key market.)

Challenge:

Look up your school on Facebook

What type of school are you on Facebook?

If I was a new student to your school what would I find?

If I was a new parent what would I find?

Who’s controlling the information here?

Today’s Slide Show

Common Core in Action: 10 Visual Literacy Strategies

Zero to Eight Children’s Use of Media in America (PDF)

Activity 1

Step 1: Open Deconstructing Images Worksheet

Step 2: Open Tetsu Yushida image

Activity 2: 

Explore some Image-Rich Resources

• 500px
• Google Art Project
• The Big Picture
• Flickr: Interesting
• In Focus
• The Flying Japanese Girl
• Dancers Among Us
• Eyewitness App

Tools and techniques to add text to images:

• Canva

Additional Resources

• Image Analysis
• Deconstruct an Image or, How to Analyze an Advertisement (questions to help foster an awareness to analyzing images)
• Doodling & Math video here
• A Brouchure Without Words
• HSBC Airport Ads (the power of one word with an image)
• Scorcese on Visual Literacy
• Digital Images in the Mathematics Classroom

Resources for Finding Creative Commons Media:

• Search Creative Commons
• Color Lab
• Google Advanced Image Search
• 500px
• Google Art Project

Resources for Citing Creative Commons Work & adding text

• CC Licenses infographic
• Flickr CC Helper
• Creative Commons Citation directions

Activity 3: 

Presentation Ping Pong

• Find a Creative Commons image that inspires you

Click here to access the Presentation

As a whole class, create a collaborative presentation.

Goal: create a seamless story presentation where each individual slide is created by
one person (without knowing what everyone else creates). The story is told “on the fly” as slides pop up during the presentation.

Process:

• Each person creates one slide with one image, properly cited
• As they are created, each person knows that they will speak about one slide, but they won’t know which one
• Once all slides are created number off so that each person is assigned a slide
• Give everyone a minute to look at their slide,
  but they might not know what the person before they will say, so don’t give too much time
• Everyone gets up and stands in a line in their number order
• Each person speaks about their one slide, creating one seamless story from all of the diverse slides in the presentation

Create a Social Media Card

1. Open Canva and create a free account
2. Create a social media card to share about your learning in this session. Must include a free or Creative Commons Image and a few words to put the image into context.
3. Post your social media image on this Padlet

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Video: PBS Off Book: GIFS: Birth of a Medium

Examples

Math (Chocolate cut)

Science (Currents)

Literacy (Rhyming Words/Compound Words)

Literacy (Reflections on our work)

PE (Running movements)

Economics (consumer product movement)

Population

Australia state borders (Geography)

Fashion over decades (History)

Hieroglyphics (History)

Search Skills
Search for more!

Suggested Tools:

• Gifmaker
• Gifcreator
• ImgFlip
• GIPHY
• MakeAGif
• Ezgif

Text WHODOYOUFOLLOW to 44222 for a free PDF on using Youtube and other social media in the classroom.

YouTube 2017 Facts

• User Percentage by Age
  • 18-24 – 11%
  • 25-34 – 23%
  • 35-44 – 26%
  • 45-54 – 16%
  • 50-64 – 8%
  • 65+ – 3%
  • unknown age – 14%

Go Live on YouTube (click on image to enlarge) Step by Step guide to setting up and using YouTube

Screencastify extension for Chrome Browser

Flipgrid.com – 90 second videos for reflections, feedback and ?????

Text WHODOYOUFOLLOW to 44222 for a free PDF on using Youtube and other social media in the classroom.

Text GOOGLEMAPS to 44222 to get the free PDF 10 Advance Features of Google Maps for the classroom

Google My Maps

Where are you from? Map Engine Lite Earth Picker Smarty Pins Sightseer Newsletter IB Geography Lesson/Video Openstreetmap.org

Text GOOGLEMAPS to 44222 to get the free PDF 10 Advance Features of Google Maps for the classroom