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Sep 5, 2011
Tom Forsmo
Social networking can be a powerful learning tool, but don't use facebook as your prefered tool, its too noice with postings that have nothing to do with your teaching. Facebook and Twitter isn't designed especially for education. Insted Try this free social learning network with your students.
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