http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/11/27/emma-sullivan-sam-brownback-kansas-tweet_n_1115006.html?ref=education
We have learned of many different ways to incorporate technology into our classroom, and that is great, but how do we prepare for such incidences. This could have been a class assignment (I don't think it was, but for sake of argument let's say it is) asking students to tweet about their experience on the field trip. I think this situation brings up many great questions about the future of technology in the classroom. It's limitations, how we implement it, and the students right to free speech. Where does the school's power end and the students home life begin. Does this cause a disruption in your class, or just a great teaching opportunity?
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