Showing posts with label "social media". Show all posts
Showing posts with label "social media". Show all posts
Wednesday, May 5, 2010
4 Out Of 5 Professors Use Social Media, Study Finds
About 80 percent of professors use social media and more than half incorporate it into classroom activity, a new survey from Pearson reveals.
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
More educators seeking guidance on social-media contact with students
The Orlando Sentinel reports that some educators are finding themselves treading into a virtual minefield when using social media to interact with students. The communication tools can be a valuable way for teachers to connect with students but can also lead to situations where words are misinterpreted. Many teachers say they need clear guidelines, and education leaders nationwide are struggling to determine the appropriate use of text messaging and social-networking sites such as Facebook.
Monday, July 20, 2009
New iPhone apps classes let you learn, test and earn
USA Today reports: Colleges and universities across the country are taking notice, offering courses in programming iPhone applications to computer-related majors. The courses represent a new path of study for many colleges and universities recognizing the longevity of smartphones and social media, college professors say.
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"cell phone",
"smartphones",
"social media",
iPhone
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