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Lovett Vocab Web Week 13 (MMORPGs (H&C, pg 150) (Example: WOW, Second…
Lovett Vocab Web Week 13
MMORPGs (H&C, pg 150)
Example: WOW, Second Life, Final Fantasy 14
Non-Example: Lonliness, PokemonGo, Portal
Had the authors ever played either of the games they suggested as social media options for children K-6 grades? Both are pay to play (WOW requires yearly subscriptions) and deal with adult themes. They seem out of left field in this chapter and not examined thoroughly enough to be as valid of suggestions as other platforms in this chapter.
Massively Multiplayer Online Role Playing Games; large, open world games with a loose narrative where players (generally) interact in war-like manners.
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Microblogging (Hicks, pg 141)
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Social Media (Greenhow and Gleason, pg 464)
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Web 2.0; networks of content creators and users who may or may not communicate through text with one another.
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Closed Platform (H&C, pg 144)
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Social Presence (G&G, pg 468)
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Social presence is important to teach children about if we are going to encourage them to use social media platforms. This goes back to the sections on digital citizenship H&C mentioned early on in their chapters. Their social presence becomes their digital footprint.
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