OK, asking 250 students to post questions on Twitter during a class doesn’t risk life or limb. But it can cause ego damage if the mob of students in his course on personal finance gets disorderly online. —Chronicle
Teaching with technology changes the dynamics of the teacher-student
relationship, putting more control in the hands of the students. This
can be disorienting for students who are used to traditional methods,
but the students are IMing each other during class anyway — it makes
sense to acknowledge and use student’s e-communication skills.
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