Social Media in Education: Connection or Isonection / Ron Hannaford

Update: 2013-09-04

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Dr. Ron Hannaford discusses the strange dynamic of social networking whereby people have many connections but few deep relationships. He considers the reasons that these realities have come to be, what positive aspects come with connectivity, and what negative aspects come with a diminished sense of relationship.

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Social Media in Education: Connection or Isonection / Ron Hannaford

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Social Media in Education: Connection or Isonection / Ron Hannaford