Social Media Tools on the Eve of E-Learning 3.0

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Prof. Anna Nedyalkova
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Prof. Teodora Bakardjieva
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In the present paper, we’ll explore how social media tools provide an opportunity for new developments of the e-Learning in the context of managing personal knowledge. There will be a discussion how social media tools provide a possibility for helping knowledge workers and students to gather, organize and manage their personal information as a part of the e-learning process. At the centre of this social software driven approach to e-learning environments are the challenges of personalization and collaboration. We’ll share concepts of how organizations are using social media for e-Learning and believe that integration of these tools into traditional e-Learning is probably not a choice, but inevitability. Students’ Survey of use of web technologies and social networking tools is presented. Newly developed framework for semantic blogging capable of organizing results relevant to user requirements is implemented at Varna Free University (VFU) to provide more effective navigation and search.

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Prof. Teodora Bakardjieva. 2013. \u201cSocial Media Tools on the Eve of E-Learning 3.0\u201d. Global Journal of Computer Science and Technology - E: Network, Web & Security GJCST-E Volume 13 (GJCST Volume 13 Issue E6): .

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In the present paper, we’ll explore how social media tools provide an opportunity for new developments of the e-Learning in the context of managing personal knowledge. There will be a discussion how social media tools provide a possibility for helping knowledge workers and students to gather, organize and manage their personal information as a part of the e-learning process. At the centre of this social software driven approach to e-learning environments are the challenges of personalization and collaboration. We’ll share concepts of how organizations are using social media for e-Learning and believe that integration of these tools into traditional e-Learning is probably not a choice, but inevitability. Students’ Survey of use of web technologies and social networking tools is presented. Newly developed framework for semantic blogging capable of organizing results relevant to user requirements is implemented at Varna Free University (VFU) to provide more effective navigation and search.

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Social Media Tools on the Eve of E-Learning 3.0

Prof. Anna Nedyalkova
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Dr. Sc.
Dr. Sc.
Prof. Teodora Bakardjieva
Prof. Teodora Bakardjieva
Dr.
Dr.
Assoc. Prof. Krassimir  Nedyalkov
Assoc. Prof. Krassimir Nedyalkov
Dr.
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