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Using fake Facebook pages with your classes
What are Fake Facebook pages?
Students can create a Fake Facebook page as a project
in many different types of classes:
English - Character (fictional/non-fictional), Author.
History - historical figure/group.
Geography - Country page/profile.
Science - create a page for a certain type of rock.
Math - formulas, theorems.
Foreign Language - country, author, historical figure, featured
verb, fictional character.
Who can do this?
ANYONE … and that
means YOU!
However, this idea may
appeal more to
teachers in MS or HS
because their students
are on Facebook.
Where do I begin?
Decide what media you (and your
students) are comfortable using.
There’s something for everyone!
There are many options available.
Google Docs Template
PowerPoint or Word Templates
Websites
What do these pages look like?
Here are some real-life examples!
George Washington
This is a
downloadable
Google Docs
template.
How to find the template:
1. Login to Google Docs
2. Click on Create New …
From Template
3. Search for Historical
Facebook
4. Locate the one by
Derrick Waddell and
click on Use this
template
John F. Kennedy’s Wall Page
This is a
PowerPoint
template.
John F. Kennedy’s Info Page
This is a
PowerPoint
template.
John F. Kennedy’s Photos Page
This is a
PowerPoint
template.
William Shakespeare’s Wall
This is a
PowerPoint
template.
William Shakespeare’s Info Page
This is a
PowerPoint
template.
William Shakespeare’s Info Page
This is a
PowerPoint
template.
William Shakespeare’s Friend Page
This is a
PowerPoint
template.
The Outsiders: a character’s page
This is a Word
document
template.
Dwight D. Eisenhower
This is a website:
myfakewall.com.
*Note the ads!
You must also
make an account!
Greek Mythology: Gods and Goddesses
This is also from
myfakewall.com.
*Ads have been
cropped!
You must also
make an
account!
Periodic Table: The Elements
This is also from
myfakewall.com.
*Ads have been
cropped!
You must also
make an
account!
Lessons
Guidelines and Rubric
Sample Lesson Guidelines
Name of historical figure at the top of the
page
1 Profile Picture of your historical figure
Information Corner/Basic Information
Network
Birthday
Political Affiliation
Religion
Hometown
Friends Corner:
6 pictures of people that are/would be
friends with your figure
The Wall
Write 6 significant facts on The Wall. These
facts need to highlight important events
that your historical figure is famous for.
Each comment must be about a separate
event and include the date. The comment
can be from your figure or from someone
associated with your figure.
Photos: (5)
Albums: (2)
Personal Information: (At least 3 of each)
Activities
Interests
Favorite Music
Favorite Movies
Favorite TV Shows
Favorite Books
Contact Information: (You may need to make
this up!)
Address:
Phone Number:
Email address
Sample Lesson Rubric
Item
Points
Picture
3
Score
Item
Points
Personal Information
Information Corner/Basic Info
Activities
3
Network
2
Music
3
Birthday
2
Interests
3
Religion
2
Movies
3
Hometown
2
TV Shows
3
Books
3
Friends Corner
6 Pics
18
The Wall
6 Facts
30
5 Photos
20
2 Albums
10
Contact Information
Address
1
Phone #
1
Email
1
TOTAL
Value
Can’t wait to get started?
Email me for any of the templates or the lesson guidelines/rubric!
[email protected]
Resources
http://techlearninglab.blogspot.com/2011/05/website-of-week-16-my-fake-facebook.html
http://historytech.wordpress.com/2011/02/04/tip-of-the-week-my-fake-facebook-twitter-and-text/
http://www.classroominthecloud.net/2011/01/outsiders-final-project-facebook.html
http://techtoolsforschools.blogspot.com/2010/01/facebook-project-template.html
http://srahuff.wordpress.com/2010/05/11/fake-facebook/
http://www.whiteboardblog.co.uk/2011/02/fake-facebook-pages/