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Preface |
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Acknowledgment |
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Section 1 The Social in the Classroom: Formal and Informal Use of SNS in Teaching and Learning |
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Chapter 1 The Use of Web 2.0 Technologies in Formal and Informal Learning Settings |
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Chapter 2 An Informal Use of Facebook to Encourage Student Collaboration and Motivation for Off Campus Activities |
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Chapter 3 Designing Learning in Social Online Learning Environments: A Process-Oriented Approach |
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Chapter 4 Classifying Facebook Usage in the Classroom or Around It |
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Section 2 Socializing the Domain: Using SNS for Domain-Specific Teaching and Learning |
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Chapter 5 The Use of Facebook as a Pedagogical Platform for Developing Investigative Journalism Skills |
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Chapter 6 Modeling the Use of Facebook in Environmental Higher Education |
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Chapter 7 Facebook's Hidden Potential: Facebook as an Educational Support Tool in Foreign Language Education |
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Chapter 8 Considerations for Online English Language Learning: The Use of Facebook in Formal and Informal Settings in Higher Education |
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Chapter 9 Facebook as an Educational Environment for Mathematics Learning |
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Section 3 Inside/Outside Society: Ethical, Social, and Psychological Implications of SNS Educational Use |
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Chapter 10 The Ethical Dilemmas of Social Networking Sites in Classroom Contexts |
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Chapter 11 Preparing Your Digital Legacy: Assessing Awareness of Digital Natives |
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Chapter 12 The Role of Students' Personality Traits in the Effective Use of Social Networking Sites in the Educational Context |
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Chapter 13 Social Media in the Canadian Post-Secondary Classroom |
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Chapter 14 Facebook and the Societal Aspects of Formal Learning: Optional, Peripheral, or Essential |
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Section 4 Socializing Tools: Individual Social Networks and Their Use in Instruction |
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Chapter 15 Diigo, Collaborative Knowledge Acquisition, and Social Networks of Graduate-Level Coursework |
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Chapter 16 Does Facebook Provide Educational Value? An Overview of Theoretical and Empirical Advancements of Affordances and Critical Issues |
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Chapter 17 Brevity is the Soul of Wit: Twitter in the Shakespeare Classroom |
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Chapter 18 MOOCs: Exploiting Networks for the Education of the Masses or Just a Trend? |
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Section 5 Social Networking Cases: Case Studies of Using Individual SNS in Teaching and Learning |
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Chapter 19 New Visual Social Media for the Higher Education Classroom |
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Chapter 20 Social Networking for Educational Purposes: The Development of Social-Cultural Skills through Special Interest Groups |
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Nikleia Eteokleous-Grigoriou |
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Chapter 21 Personal Learning Environments and Social Networks in the Traditional School System: An Applied Case Study in the Greek Educational System |
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Chapter 22 Teachers' Use of Social Networking Sites for Continuing Professional Development |
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Compilation of References |
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About the Contributors |
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Index |
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