Transforming Professional Lives through Online Participation
Luke Rodesiler, Meenoo Rami, Gary Anderson, Cindy Minnich, Brian Kelley, Sarah J. Andersen
Abstract
Luke Rodesiler, Meenoo Rami, Gary Anderson, Cindy Minnich, Brian Kelley, Sarah J. Andersen
Abstract
This article draws from a qualitative study investigating five English teachers’ experiences participating online (via blogs, microblogs, and social network sites) in exploration of issues related to teaching, learning, and literacy.
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This article draws from a qualitative study investigating five English teachers’ experiences participating online (via blogs, microblogs, and social network sites) in exploration of issues related to teaching, learning, and literacy.
Key concepts: Affordance, Sociology, Social media, Pedagogy, Citizen journalism, Professional development, Literacy, Participatory culture