Building Online Communities for Youth (audio) by Lee Baber and Paul Allison

K12Online07 Audio Podcasts by Presenters from the 2007 K-12 Online Conference

Oct 23, 20071:00:00Education

Our examples for this presentation, Youthvoices and Personal Learning Space, are school-based social networking sites, a place online where our students share personal blogs, do research into topics of their own choosing...

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