Enhancing Social Presence in Online Learning: Mediation Strategies Applied to Social Networking Tools

Kristopher M Joyce · Abbie Brown

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An exploration of the mediation strategies applied to social networking tools for purposes of enhancing social presence for students participating in online course work. The article includes a review of the literature, specific examples from the authors’ professional practice and recommendations for creating a positive social experience for online learners.

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