Do you use Facebook personally, but hesitate in using it to communicate with your students? Or are you hungry for innovative ways to interact with your TAs and course sections? No matter your approach, we can all learn from your experiences. The Teaching and Learning channel will discuss best practices in both corners, along with discussing real life examples of instructors crack the code on how social media fits into your strategy.

Photo: Mark Johnsen, CCA '10
The Battle of the Adaptive, Social Tutoring Systems: Knewton vs. Grockit
by Michael StatonAccording to Pearson, Most Professors Use Social Media. But What Does That Mean?
by Tony Zanders
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in Why I Was Wrong About Location-Based Services
- Community College (1)
- Design (2)
- Emerging Technologies (30)
- Entrepreneurship in Education (10)
- Facebook in Higher Education (47)
- In The News (22)
- Interoperability in Higher Education (4)
- Lifecycle Engagement (10)
- Privacy and Security (2)
- Product Reviews (6)
- Social Media (39)
- Social Networks in Education (38)
- Thought Leaders (18)









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