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In an attempt to ensure that learning through social media is a powerful and sustainable means of
learning, this unit focuses on the use of social media in the construction of knowledge.
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Purpose: 7.2
Assessment: 7.1
All knowledge is constructed through the experience of learning and these constructions are
influenced by the contexts in which they are created.
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Context: 11.2
Procedure: 7.1
Purpose: 7.2
Assessment: 7.1
In an attempt to ensure that learning through social media is a powerful and sustainable means of
learning, this unit focuses on the use of social media in the construction of knowledge.
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Context: 11.2
Procedure: 7.1
Purpose: 7.2
Assessment: 7.1
This unit focuses on the construction of knowledge through reflective practice.
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Purpose: 7.2
Assessment: 7.1
This unit focuses on the use of social media in the construction of knowledge.
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Context: 11.2
Procedure: 7.1
Purpose: 7.2
Assessment: 7.1
This unit focuses on the construction of knowledge through reflective practice.
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Procedure: 7.1
Purpose: 7.2
Assessment: 7.1
This unit focuses on the use of social media in the construction of knowledge.
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Procedure: 7.1
Purpose: 7.2
Assessment: 7.1
The effectiveness of learning in the social media environment is dependent upon various aspects of the
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