Social Networks in education? Cum grano salis
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Published:
2012-04-30
Keywords:
social network, methodologies, training, Educational Technology, Technology Enhanced Learning (TEL), Social Networks and Learning, Opinion piece column
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Abstract
Some methodological considerations for integrating Social Networks in educational and training contexts .
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Column "Opinion pieces"
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