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The Emergence of "Educational Networking": Can Non-commercial, Education-based Social Networking Sites Really Address the Privacy and Safety Concerns of Educators?
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Secure SnsEducationCommunicationOnline Learning CommunitySafety ConcernsComputational Social ScienceSocial MediaSocial Learning EnvironmentEducational NetworkingSocial Network SecuritySocial NetworkingSocial NetworksPrivacy IssuePrivacy ConcernSocial SoftwareSocial WebSocial ComputingSocial AccessOnline EducationArts
As distance education continues to grow in its popularity, so does the use of social networking. Hindered by concerns associated with privacy and safety, social networking sites (SNSs) are frequently banned from educational settings. The following article presents the implementation of an alternative social networking site in distance education. Findings from this study highlight the benefits and drawbacks of using a safe and secure SNS in an educational setting. More specifically, this manuscript presents the educational value and gains that the use of SNSs can have in distance education.
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