Wiki 29 Activity 5: Using social online networks in teaching or professional development
I ngā tau kua pahure i kaha whakauru te mahi hangarau ki te akomanga. He e mera te mahi i mahi hei whakawhiti korero. He roa te tatari ki te whakahoki korero, ā i ahua hoha ngā akonga.  I mahi hoki ngā blogs hei taputapu tautoko  i te tuhituhi. I roto i ngā tau tata kua tino whanake te whakamahi hangaraui roto i ngā akomanga o ēna rā ēngari nā te nui o te reo pakeha kaore taku kura o inaianei e tino whakaae ki te whakamahi ēnei momo ahuatanga. Kaore o mātou taputapu hoki hei whakamahi i ētahi momo ako i roto i te akomanga kura tuatahi. 
I te taha o nga mahi whakangungu ka whakamahi mātou i te pukamata (facebook). He Kura Kaupapa Māori mātou, nā reira he rawe te roopu te Mana o te Reo. Ka whakawhiti korero mō ngā kupu māori, ka whakawhiti whakaaro mō ngā tikanga māori. Ka whakapakari i tōna mōhiotanga, ka tuari hoki aku whakaaro. 
Ko te Mindlab kua whakatuwhera te tatau ki ētahi mea hou ka hono te roopu o Te Papaioea hei whakawhiti korero hei awhina tētahi ki tētahi.  Ko Google + he taputaputūhono hoki hei whakaputa patai me te kimi korero, kimi whakautu i te kahui kaiako. 
Hei te tau hou kei te whakamahere te kura ki te whakarite he aha ngā hiahia a taputapu o te kura, ā ka whakarite putea ki te hoko ngā taputapu. Ka rawe ki au te whakarite he ngohe, he kemu mō ake roopu Pangarau, ki te tuhi Blog hoki aku akonga.
2 E ai ki te korero he tokomaha ngā kaiako e whakamahi ana i te google doc. He rawe ki te tuari whakaaro ki ngā akonga ki te whakatika i ētahi mahi, ki te whakapai hoki i waho hoki i ngā haora o te kura. Ki taku nei titiro kei te tuwhera ngā mātua ki te whakawhiti korero a ipurangi. Ko ētahi kua whakarite roopu pukamata i runga i te karere (messenger).
E ai ki ngā kairangahau he me tūhono i te tangata. Mēnā kei te noho me tōna Kotahi ka taea te hono ki te tangata ahakoa te haora o te pō, ka hono ki te ao. Mēnā he kaiako o tēnei rautau e whakaako ana i ngā akonga o tēnei rautau me tūhono ki te ao.


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