Network-based learning Tools
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Network based learning tools that can be useful for students and faculty include: StudyRoom for online courses, YouTube Schools for educational videos, Blikbook to help lecturers manage student contact, Piazza as a Q&A platform, and Facebook Groups for file sharing and messaging between students and faculty. Other tools are Educanvas for sharing educational content, Accredible for building skills credentials, Skillshare for sharing practical skills videos, Quora and Slideshare for user-generated questions and presentations, Glassdoor for employee reviews of companies and jobs, LinkedIn for professional networking, and Graduway to connect students and alumni with career opportunities.
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