Using social media for collaborative learning in higher education: A case study

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This paper investigates the acceptability of using social media for collaborative learning in the context of higher education. A social media platform, Graasp, is used to support students' learning activities in a project-based course. An evaluation of Graasp regarding its usefulness as a collaboration platform, a knowledge management site, and a gadget container, was conducted with the course participants. Quantitative and qualitative assessment methods used in the evaluation, as well as the main findings are presented. Copyright © IARIA, 2012.

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Li, N., El Helou, S., & Gillet, D. (2012). Using social media for collaborative learning in higher education: A case study. In ACHI 2012 - 5th International Conference on Advances in Computer-Human Interactions (pp. 285–290).

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