The Clicks Behind Your Back
Social Networking in the Classroom
Format: Keynote for Teachers/Instructors
Length: 60 to 90 minutes including Q&A
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Passing notes and cheating on tests have gone high-tech.
And unless you’re armed with the latest information about how your students are using social media, you may find yourself with a lot of catching up to do.
In this provocative and entertaining keynote presentation, Tod Maffin explains how teachers and school administrators can harness the tools of today’s social networking web sites to promote deeper learning.
You’ll hear educational technology thought-leaders via videocam, and discover how the very multimedia technology that surrounds our students daily is slowly and systematically harming their ability to learn. (60–90 min).

What They Say:
Verbatim comments from session evaluation forms, Calgary Teachers’ Convention, February 2008:
- “Provocative, stimulating, new information — wow. Excellent!”
- “Applicable to my current teaching situation.”
- “Excellent seminar — for parents and teachers alike — one all teachers should have attended!”
- “Brilliant, engaging, stimulating!”
- “Entertaining, informatice, engaging, humourous, and most of all personal!”
- “Does he do full-day sessions? Could we bring Tod in next year on a common PD day? Get him back!”
A sampling of Tod’s clients in just the last 18 months:
- VHA Leadership Conference, Philadelphia
- B.C. Public School Employers Association
- Simon Fraser University
- Association of Administrators of English Schools of Quebec
- The Virtual School Society
- E-Learning Consortium, Florida
- Conference Board of Canada
- B.C. Teachers’ Federation
- Calgary City Teachers’ Convention Association (10,000+ attendees!)
- …and more!
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