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  David Smyth    Premium Member   Group moderator

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  Social networks in education

  Students can rate the quality of an educational facility based on the possibilities that are made available to the students for exchange and cooperation amongst themselves. Educational institution can also profit from implementing a social networks.
  
  Not only is the image of the institution improved, other requirements that arise during their studies can also be solved using the platform.
  
  * Simple unforced contact to fellow students
  * Independent organization of learning or leisure's groups
  * Improved identification within the institution
  * Comfortable communication options
  * Trade and exchange school books
  * Rate and evaluate practical courses
  * Room search/residential communities
  
  A platform for social exchange offers the students a genuine increase in value, that can be advantageous for private schools competing for students.
  
  • 04 Dec 2007, 2:08 pm
  David Smyth wrote: > Students can rate the quality of an educational facility based on the > possibilities that are made available to the students for exchange > and cooperation amongst themselves. Educational institution can also > profit from implementing a social networks. > > Not only is the image of the institution improved, other requirements > that arise during their studies can also be solved using the platform. > > * Simple unforced contact to fellow students > * Independent organization of learning or leisure's groups > * Improved identification within the institution > * Comfortable communication options > * Trade and exchange school books > * Rate and evaluate practical courses > * Room search/residential communities > > A platform for social exchange offers the students a genuine increase > in value, that can be advantageous for private schools competing for > students.