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Creative teaching and learning
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New spaces for teaching, learning and supervision
Curated by
Leona Ungerer
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"How do you interact on Twitter and other social media? I have said for a long time that Twitter is the best teacher staffroom in the world. Why? ..."
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"Social media and education have a complicated relationship. Most educators come into contact with it for the first time through a negative experience – a disciplinary action involving students or even peers ..."
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Ike Bobby Onwubuya's curator insight,
September 15, 2015 11:23 AM
Loads of people hide behind the internet to defame others
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"...I was reluctant to join Twitter, despite years of admonishment from colleagues active on social media, because I didn’t see what value it could possibly add to my work. The platform, and its 140-character space limit, felt silly -- better-suited for one-liners than for the dissemination of scholarship..."
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