RE: face book

[Marc Carter]

 

We did a facebook-usage research project in my methods class this semester, and I got an account while we were designing a questionnaire. 

 

A bunch of students signed me up as their "friends," so I don't t know that they feel it's an invasion of their privacies.  But as a tool to learn names/faces, I think it's problematic.  The images on many pages are not exactly "representative" of that student's appearance.

 

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From: jim guinee [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, December 07, 2005 4:42 PM
To: Teaching in the Psychological Sciences
Subject: face book

Do any of you use facebook to learn more about your students?

I was considering using it next semester to try and more quickly memorize names, yet somehow I feel like I'm invading their privacy. 

Any feedback would be appreciated

Thanks

Jim Guinee

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