Student Activism in the Technology Age

Adam Gismondi · Laura Osteen

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Social Media and Politics Educational Technology in Learning Higher Education Practises and Engagement

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This chapter discusses the emergent use of digital technology to inspire, connect, and sustain student activism on campus. An overview of student activism, opportunities, and challenges of this technology, along with recent case studies and implications for practice, are presented.

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