Fantastic Social Media Tool for Teachers
November 10, 2010 // 0 CommentsTeachers are becoming open to the possibilities for social media tools in the classroom. In the hands of the right educators, they can be used to engage in creative ways and inspire discussion among even the softest-spoken students. However popular social networking and content sharing sites such as YouTube, Facebook and Twitter are often blocked by schools because its content can't be moderat...
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