Making Teaching and Learning Authentic- Engagement Through Social Media in Politically Charged Times

Wednesday, January 11, 2012 | 5:45PM–6:30PM | Harborside Ballroom D
Session Type: Professional Development
As the world is filled with technology, communications, and information, many learners question the relevance and authenticity of what they are challenged to learn. For faculty, there is often the question of where to find teaching resources that are relevant and engaging for their students. Social media can be used as a strategy to help make curriculum relevant to the teaching and learning environment. We will show how social media can be used to bring politically charged environments into the classroom and graphically see how information is disseminated through the news and social media.

Presenters

  • Jim Jorstad

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