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This document discusses using social tools to enhance education. It introduces Fiona Harvey and Lisa Harris who work at the University of Southampton supporting the adoption of technology and digital literacies. Their projects include the Centre for Innovation in Technologies and Education and the Student Digital Champions program. The document provides tips on using a blog to pull in other social media content like videos and photos to share on networks. It explains that social media sharing greatly influences search visibility and can help spread educational content.
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