Original paper
Social Media as a Catalyst for Distant Collaborative Learning: Trends and Concerns for Small Island States
Abstract
Information technology has deeply modified the way people access and produce educational contents. Social media, more particularly, have enabled new possibilities by making it easy to create and share text, image, and video, possibly from a mobile equipment such as a Smartphone. Younger generation is especially fond of these new services. This paper thus aims at proposing a new approach to take advantage of this worldwide phenomenon for...
Paper Details
Title
Social Media as a Catalyst for Distant Collaborative Learning: Trends and Concerns for Small Island States
Published Date
Jun 25, 2019
Volume
11
Issue
4
Pages
1454 - 1469
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