i d e a n t: Syllabus for graduate course on Social Software
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Syllabus for graduate course on Social Software
This Fall I will be teaching a course at Teachers College (Columbia University) on Social Software Affordances. One of the things I will be asking students to do is to collaboratively produce a wiki with all sorts of research and analysis on social software. I hope to post a link to the wiki at the end of the semester, so that others benefit from our research. Meanwhile, I am pasting below the syllabus for the class. The course is structured to enable the creation of a dynamic research community using social software tools, and I would imagine that the format can be applied to other subject matter. Any suggestions on how to make this a better course?
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This Fall I will be teaching a course at Teachers College (Columbia University) on Social Software Affordances. One of the things I will be asking students to do is to collaboratively produce a wiki with all sorts of research and analysis on social software. I hope to post a link to the wiki at the end of the semester, so that others benefit from our research. Meanwhile, I am pasting below the syllabus for the class. The course is structured to enable the creation of a dynamic research community using social software tools, and I would imagine that the format can be applied to other subject matter. Any suggestions on how to make this a better course?
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on 2007-01-04 by edventures