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Teachers Create Facebook Pages for Their Classes

Teachers Create Facebook Pages for Their Classes. Wilder Ynoquio ESL Instructor, Technology Leadership. Celebrating 40 years of excellence in Rowland Heights and surrounding communities 3,000 students each year Programs include ESL, Citizenship, ASE-GED, Parent Ed, Older Adult, Fee-based

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Teachers Create Facebook Pages for Their Classes

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  1. Teachers Create Facebook Pages for Their Classes Wilder Ynoquio ESL Instructor, Technology Leadership

  2. Celebrating 40 years of excellence in Rowland Heights and surrounding communities • 3,000 students each year • Programs include ESL, Citizenship, ASE-GED, Parent Ed, Older Adult, Fee-based • ESL classes offered at main site and 10 off-site locations • 30-station computer lab and five classrooms with Smart Boards with room amplification system • Increased number of fee-based courses in last six years

  3. This project responds to one of the key issues addressed in the last WASC Self Study Report:“Creation of teacher’s webpage as a new method of communication.”

  4. Project GoalTo help three teachers createacebook pagesfor their classes Expectations • Improve communication among teachers-students-community • Increase the use of technology in classes • Monitor learners’ progress and results • Recruitment and advertisement of classes offered at RACE • Increase student enrollment • Increase the quality of education according to the needs and demands of the community

  5. Mentees go for the challenge!!!

  6. PROCESS • Project introduction and updates over six staff development meetings • Exploration of personal Facebook prior to meeting with mentees • Created accounts, profiles, reviewed privacy issues • Switched from Facebook group to Facebook page • Posted events, embedded web-links, photos, help build audience UPDATED RESULTS • RACE links with mentees on Facebook Rowland Adult & Community Education • Mentees sharing Facebook at staff meetings • Six more teachers have created Facebook pages • Enhancing online communication

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  8. CONCLUSIONS • Teachers can become efficient with Facebook Pages by updating their technology skills in using: and other features of Facebook • Many Facebook applications depend on teachers’ creativity WHAT’S NEXT • Create a RACE FACEBOOK Committee to extend additional support to instructors • Continue encouraging teachers to create Facebook pages • PleaseLikeUs

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