Social Media as a Tool for Community Engagement

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Eve Smith presents a project-based approach that uses social media and community service to connect English learning with students’ local communities. The webinar shows how technology-supported projects can build language, collaboration, leadership, creativity, critical thinking, and cross-cultural understanding. 

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Eve Smith

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Teacher Educators Teachers Teacher Training Technology in Teaching Service Learning Critical Thinking Technology Community Project
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