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Social Media in Higher Education - Recommended Guidelines for Instruction

by Jil Wright on Dec 02, 2011

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Social Media in Higher Education - Recommended Guidelines for Instruction — Presentation Transcript

My Geekery in a NutshellTwitter: @itjilEmail: jil@wrightbrainedsolutions.comLinkedin: http://www.linkedin.com/in/itjilBlog: itjil.blogspot.com
Getting in trouble is no fun. Remember that appropriate usepolicies, FERPA, HIPAA, and all that jazz applies in all digitalcommunications.
Giving students a refresheron managing their onlinereputation is also a goodidea!
We’ve all had these fantasies from time to time.