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Good advice not just for workplace learning, but classrooms and informal learning.
At the Teachers Guide to Twitter you will find: How as a teacher can you effectively utilize Twitter, a creative writing lesson plan using Twitter, 15 creative ways to use Twitter in the classroom, and 17 videos on how as a teacher ca
When tradition bound monarchy and Vatican can embrace new media, isn't it time for Corporates to think about Social Media for their business?Read more ›
The Informal Learning approach is a great opportunity to create processes to monitor and optimize the development of human resources for those organizations that are looking for innovative solutions.
Education is a two-way street — oftentimes, those who teach could stand to learn a few things as well.
Social media, for one, is largely dominated by Generation Y. We invented it, we grew up with it and we know it like the back of our keyboard-ready hands.
Social media, for one, is largely dominated by Generation Y. We invented it, we grew up with it and we know it like the back of our keyboard-ready hands.
We spoke with teachers, professors and other education professionals about best Facebook practices to help answer these questions and more.
How do I properly use Facebook in the classroom? What are the golden Facebook rules for teachers? How can as a teacher utilize Facebook in the classroom? These are some of the questions that you will be able to answer after reading the Facebook Guide for Teachers.
Learning communities and social connections in online courses are key to student success.
Case study of how we use social media chats, content curation and other online tools to enable informal learning in our organization.
Here are 5 fabulous ways a teacher can help to "free a child's potential". Motivating kids to want to learn can be the key to your students' success.
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