Social Networks as a Constituent of Elearning Environment

  • Shelomovska O
  • Romaniukha M
  • Sorokina N
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The paper presents some results of the analysis of social networks as a constituent of e-learning environment. The paper defines the concept “social network”, the basic principles and characteristics of social networks are singled out. Based on the analysis of the results of sociological research, it was discovered that social networks are a common type of network communication that is used by both teachers and students. The advantages and peculiarities of using social networks for educational purposes are established. The authors analyze prospects of using such social networking options and services as exchange of messages, documents and news; ways of boosting teamwork by creating interest groups in social networks; improving teacher-student interaction via personal pages for public and mass communication. The most problematic questions about the use of social networks in the educational process are singled out.

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Shelomovska, O., Romaniukha, M., & Sorokina, N. (2017). Social Networks as a Constituent of Elearning Environment. International Journal of Information and Communication Technologies in Education, 6(4), 4–14. https://doi.org/10.1515/ijicte-2017-0015

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