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Get Social: Generate E-Learning Results Via Social Interactions
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New technologies are changing the game, and research shows that social learning can boost training effectiveness and engagement. In an e-learning context, social interaction applies to more than just the popular networking platforms like Facebook and Twitter. It includes any means of facilitating communication between users.
New technologies are changing the game, and research shows that social learning can boost training effectiveness and engagement. In an e-learning context, social interaction applies to more than just the popular networking platforms like Facebook and Twitter. It includes any means of facilitating communication between users.
Thu May 17 2012
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Learning has always been social. From classroom-based courses to group study sessions, we like to learn with and from other people. It allows us to ask questions, share perspectives, and brainstorm approaches to a problem. It helps us engage with what we’re learning in different ways than independent study does.
Learning has always been social. From classroom-based courses to group study sessions, we like to learn with and from other people. It allows us to ask questions, share perspectives, and brainstorm approaches to a problem. It helps us engage with what we’re learning in different ways than independent study does.