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This document discusses using various social media platforms like WordPress, Facebook, and Twitter for educational purposes. It encourages professors to establish an online presence using these tools so students can find and engage with them online. It provides contact information for Barbara Nixon, the author, including her blogs, Twitter, Skype, and email so students can connect with her directly. The document ends by thanking others who contributed images and inviting further conversation on using social media.

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As I sat there in the pre-dawn hours at my in-laws' home in Biloxi, sipping my coffee in the dark, listening to nearly a dozen relatives snoring (mostly) quietly, I began to reflect on Thanksgiving and what it means to me. And inevitably, I started making connections between this traditional large family meal and my college classes. Why? I don't know. But it popped into my head, so I went with it. I started thinking . . . what has Thanksgiving dinner taught me that has made me a better communicator? And this is what I came up with.

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