Teaching with Facebook | Social Media in the Classroom: The Bootcamp
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This presentation is from the Short Course pannel I participated in, “Social Media in the Classroom: The Boot Camp,” at the Central States Communication Association, Cleveland, OH, March 29, 2012. In this presentation I outlined ways college instructors could use Facebook in their teaching strategies.
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- 14. Contact Ben Eveloff Assistant Professor Online Flyer Adviser (TheLewisFlyer.com) Lewis University: Twitter: @Eveloff Facebook: Facebook.com/ProfEveloff
Editor's Notes
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