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This is a site to share information on social networking for education, particularly higher education, but also (hopefully) to include other forms of formal and non-formal learning as well. We started the idea to be an extension of a book on social networking in education, and to give others the opportunity to expand and update the book in this fast-moving field. Please contribute and improve this shared space.

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Anonymous This forum's risky element 0 Sep 20 2008, 6:47 AM EDT by Anonymous
 
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Just to let users know: As I was typing a contribution, I needed to check a website, but my Internet Explorer closed the blog page when it went there I had not anticipated this, and consequently lost the messsage I'd written. It is a pity that webpaint apparently cannot hold onto drafts.
Anita Pincas, Senior Lecturer, Institute of Education,University of London
Online Education and Training - Fully e-learning http://www.ioe.ac.uk/english/OET.htm
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Anonymous The E-learning Handbook: Social Networking for Higher Education 0 Sep 20 2008, 6:24 AM EDT by Anonymous
 
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I am writing a review of this excellent and very useful book. [Hello Robin :-))]. But I am disappointed that it neither came with a CD of the online references, nor are the url references listed here. Surely in the spirit of Web2 that could be done - - please?

Anita Pincas, Senior Lecturer, Institute of Education,University of London,
Online Education and Trainin.
http://www.ioe.ac.uk/english/OET.htm
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