This example leverages Facebook's Like buttons to allow students to flag pages of course content inside LearningStudio as particularly strong content. This publishes the activity to their Facebook walls, which while fostering continued engagement through social reinforcement also gives the instructional designer insight into popular content or courses and promotes the university via word of mouth marketing in otherwise potentially closed communities.
git clone https://github.com/PearsonDevelopersNetwork/Facebook-Likes-In-LearningStudio.gitThis example leverages Facebook's Like buttons to allow students to flag pages of course content inside LearningStudio as particularly strong content. This publishes the activity to their Facebook walls, which while fostering continued engagement through social reinforcement also gives the instructional designer insight into popular content or courses and promotes the university via word of mouth marketing in otherwise potentially closed communities.
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