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Social media is part of many lives, at work and elsewhere. People at least add to their knowledge through social media, and sometimes to their skills. Doesn’t it make sense to integrate social media into eLearning? Here are some ways that these sites can further learners’ understanding and provide insight. 
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"Social learning isn't anything new, but it’s certainly more relevant now than ever before. Let's look at 3 social eLearning strategies you can use in your content this year."
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"Facebook, Twitter, and other social networking sites have become part of our everyday lives. But are they a welcome addition…"
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"Getting interviewed as a guest expert on podcasts in your industry is a great way to build your brand and promote your online course."
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Whether students pursue a free versus a paid online course in social media depends on their goals and class format preferences, experts say.
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Creating Wikipedia entries is helping college students understand digital content and what goes into creating factual information.
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"For as long as there have been people on the Earth, they have been trying to find ways to entertain themselves. From the most rudimentary rock and stick games to the most advanced digital games of today, humans have sought enjoyment from play."
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Wondering how to build an Online Learning Community for your eLearning course? Check these 8 Tips To Build An Online Learning Community.
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Want to know how to use Social Networks In eLearning to optimize learning?Check 9 ways in which using Social Networks In eLearning optimizes learning.
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Social media has had a profound impact on education and this technology is only going to increase its influence on the educational system as time goes on.
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Researching and gaining knowledge are great ways to use social media to further broaden your learning environment