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Vol. 5 No. 1 (2025): 10th Anniversary Edition
Vol. 5 No. 1 (2025): 10th Anniversary Edition
The Journal of Social Media for Learning 10th Anniversary Edition
Published:
2026-03-10
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Using social media safely and appropriately in higher education: A reflection on the last 10 years
Alison Purvis, Sue Beckingham
Using social media safely and appropriately in higher education: A reflection on the last 10 years
PDT1076 – An Exploration of Foundation Degree Student Experiences of Navigating Digital Communities to Inform Their Undergraduate Studies
Adam Chapman
PDT1076 – An Exploration of Foundation Degree Student Experiences of Navigating Digital Communities to Inform Their Undergraduate Studies
"Hello, you and I haven't met in person before, but…" Social media for community building and self-development.
Kiu Sum
"Hello, you and I haven't met in person before, but…" Social media for community building and self-development.
Supporting First Generation Students with Discord.
Mike
Supporting First Generation Students with Discord
Globalization, Technologies, and Digital Culture in Graduate Contexts: Intercultural Possibilities and Challenges
Maria Cristina Lima Paniagoa Gustavo Moura
Gustavo Moura, Maria Cristina Lima Paniago
Globalization, Technologies, and Digital Culture in Graduate Contexts: Intercultural Possibilities and Challenges
Materialism and the De-Influencing Trend: Classroom Applications
Amiee Shelton, Dominic DeBlasi
Materialism and the De-Influencing Trend: Classroom Applications
What’s Up with WhatsApp: Reflections on the Evolving Use of a Messaging Service by Students in Higher Education
Sharon Mallon
What’s Up with WhatsApp: Reflections on the Evolving Use of a Messaging Service by Students in Higher Education
Informational Quality of Retinol Content on Social Media – A Cross-Sectional Analysis
Trina Nguyen
Informational Quality of Retinol Content on Social Media – A Cross-Sectional Analysis
From Open-Book Exams to Group Podcasts: A Paradigm Shift in Assessing Pre-Registration Nursing Associate Students' Knowledge of Long-Term Condition Care
Nicole Blythe, Jonatan Berhane, Adam Fowler
From Open-Book Exams to Group Podcasts: A Paradigm Shift in Assessing Pre-Registration Nursing Associate Students' Knowledge of Long-Term Condition Care
Social Media in History Learning: Findings from a Project Involving Active Engagement
Ramazan Acun
Social Media in History Learning: Findings from a Project Involving Active Engagement
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