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At the following article you will find 10 Tips To Effectively Use Social Media In Formal Learning, 10 Tips On How To Use Facebook For Effective Social Learning, and 8 Tips On How To Use Twitter For Social Learning. Enjoy!
You may have wonderful knowledge to share, but what good is it if people don't see it? This article provides good advice on how to write content that readers will want to spread across the internet.
Everyone should be knowledgeable about the consequences of their actions when learning, socialising, playing and working online.
The recent past has shown us that where the law and the world of social media have crossed it is not always straight forward or clear when an employer can dismiss a member of staff. However, there have been enough cases for it to warrant us raising the awareness of the possible implications, not only to new members of the work force, but to everyone.
The recent past has shown us that where the law and the world of social media have crossed it is not always straight forward or clear when an employer can dismiss a member of staff. However, there have been enough cases for it to warrant us raising the awareness of the possible implications, not only to new members of the work force, but to everyone.
The article is written with some fantastic advice geared toward students learning how to share appropriately online. However, I think this is great advice for anyone involved with social learning.
Twitter can open up the doors of classrooms and offices and serve as a window into what really matters in schools–students engaged in learning. With that said, how can you form Twitter teams within your school district? What can you achieve by doing that? What is a Twitter Team, anyway?
The lack of information is undoubtedly one of the barriers that prevents the application of Open Educational Resources: (OER), in Education and Society. Google News offers the possibility to prepare a Custom Channel. The Google News Channels can be set to receive not only press news, but blogs and can thus help us to be aware…
What are the Web 2.0 tools that teachers actually use? And where do they go to learn how to use them effectively? This article provides a great list and links.
Suggestions for using social tools, like blogs, Facebook, Google +, LinkedIn, Pinterest, etc. for teaching.
Long gone are the days of “chalk and talk” when teachers stood and lectured at the front of the classroom. Today, with the popularity of many social media sites such as Pinterest, teachers can provide perception rich learning and step outside the classroom’s four walls to give students a unique and interesting learning experience. In the top 10 of most popular social media sites, Pinterest is in itself a tool to teach as well as a tool to find teaching ideas, lesson plans, and...
Learn how teachers can use one of the most powerful offering by Facebook – ‘Facebook Groups’ to collaborate with their students.
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