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Guiding Social Media at Our Institutions
Guiding Social Media at Our Institutions by Tanya Joosten, Laura Pasquini, and Lindsey Harness— "The pedagogical benefit of social media use beyond its application as a motivational technique continues to be unaddressed by many universities."
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Comment by Jon Mason on February 21, 2013 at 9:38pm -
One thing I'm noticing is that "social media" often just means a communications opportunity for the media department & that at best it includes Twitter, FaceBook, LinkedIn, & YouTube. But what often gets left behind in the discussions on pedagogcial use of social media is the significant & sustainable infrastructure that is associated with the use of wikis, & in particular, Wikipedia. Why do I think this is important? Because use of wikis in teaching & learning contexts promotes reflective practice in journalism & documentation as well as collaboration.
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Comment by Terry Brown on February 19, 2013 at 4:39pm
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Excellent discussion! Many insights in this interview that are worth sharing and discussing. I have shared this via Yammer, the connective technology that my organization, the University of Wisconsin System Administration, uses to "integrate" through virtual collaboration.
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Comment by Planning for Higher Education on February 16, 2013 at 9:39am -
The ongoing conversation and links to download the entire article are in the Mojo Forum.
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