Social networking and teaching : an Australian case study
Leitch, Shona and Warren, Matthew J. 2011, Social networking and teaching : an Australian case study, in InSITE 2011 : Proceedings of Informing Science & IT Education Conference, Informing Science Institute, [Novi Sad, Serbia], pp. 315-326.
In recent years, the Internet has impacted all aspects of modern society. We have now seen the phenomenon of social networking and the impact that this had upon all aspects of modern society including higher education. An issue is how can these social networking technologies relate to tertiary education and how can they be used in this educational context. This paper is based on two case studies which were conducted at an Australian University into the usage of two social networking systems in a teaching environment. The results of these case studies were assessed using a socio-technical framework.
Notes
A Conference in Four Parts : Connect - Learning from Applications of Theory, Field trips; TeachIT - Teaching and Learning about IT; TeLE - Technology Enhanced Learning Environments; and Inform - Informing Science Research.
ISSN
1535-0703
Language
eng
Field of Research
080699 Information Systems not elsewhere classified
Socio Economic Objective
899999 Information and Communication Services not elsewhere classified
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