Have you facebooked Astin lately? Using technology to increase student involvement
New Directions for Student ServicesPublished 1 December 2008
Greg Heiberger, Ruth E. Harper
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Abstract This chapter explores Facebook.com's current and potential uses for increasing college student involvement. Ideas based on Astin's model of student involvement provide a framework for discussion.
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