Applying Social Media Within Student Development2
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The document discusses using social media tools like Facebook, YouTube, Wikis, Google Apps and Twitter in student development. It provides an introduction and overview of each tool, best practices for using them, and examples of how each could be effectively utilized in student development programs and offices. The presentation concludes with tips on implementing social media and a question and answer section.
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