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ISSN 2688-8033
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Vol. 2, Issue 1, 2013March 01, 2013 EDT

An Empirical Analysis of the Educational Effects of Social Media in Universities and Colleges

Carmen Holotescu, Gabriela Grosseck,
faculty membersscholaruniversityhigher educationsocial media

Articles in Vol. 2, Issue 1, 2013

Vol. 2, Issue 1, 2013
  • Introduction to the Special Issue
    Phil Ice
  • Designing the Military Advanced Distributed Learning System
    Ion Roceanu
  • Adaptation to Learners' Learning Styles in a Multi-Agent E-Learning System
    Quang Dung PhamMagda Florea Adina
  • An Empirical Analysis of the Educational Effects of Social Media in Universities and Colleges
    Carmen HolotescuGabriela Grosseck
  • Interoperability Strategies for Serious Game Development
    Ioana Andreea StanescuAntoniu StepfanMilos KravcikTheo LimRafael Bidarra
  • Aspects of Serious Game Curriculum Integration - A Two Fold Approach
    Maria-Magdalena PopescuJeffrey EarpPablo Moreno-GerMichela OttIon Roceanu
  • Serious Game Application in Anti-Aircraft Missile Training
    Silviu ApostolFabian BreharuFlorin Mingireanu
  • Students' Time Perspective and Its Effects on Game Based Learning
    Mireia UsartMargarida Romero
JOLRAP
Holotescu, Carmen, and Gabriela Grosseck. 2013. “An Empirical Analysis of the Educational Effects of Social Media in Universities and Colleges.” Journal of Online Learning Research and Practice 2 (1).
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