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Exercise
MOODLE course on social networking
The moodle course on social networking is an interactive and playful ressource that enables users to better understand the nature, scope, threats and opportunities related to social networks.
Aims of the tool
Users can learn how to communicate online, introduce themselves and manage their own impressions on social networks. Users can also get knowledge about how to create a cause on Facebook and learn about basic rules of netiquette. Users will obtain knowledge as to how to create their CVs and how to use social networks for career development purposes. Also, basic principles of online safety and how to protect own's personal data can be found.
Description of the tool
The moodle course on social networking is an interactive and playful ressource that enables users to better understand the nature, scope, threats and opportunities related to social networks.
The moodle course can be accessed here:
http://itechproject.eu/moodle/
To enrol the course, please send an e-mail to info@digijeunes.com or vessi@bfu.bg
Disclaimer
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Tool overview
http://toolbox.salto-youth.net/2415
This tool is for
The Moodle course is mainly for youth aged 11 to 17. However, educators and youth workers may also find it useful to deepen their knowledge of social networking.
and addresses
Youth Participation
Behind the tool
The tool was created by
iTech project consortium
in the context of
E+ KA2 iTech project (cooperation for innovation in the field of youth)
The tool was published to the Toolbox by
Sara Guilbert (on 4 February 2019)
and last modified
9 December 2018
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