A recent estimate suggests that 93 percent of college students have an active account on the social networking site Facebook. As both students and faculty on college campuses increasingly use Facebook as a means of communication, the sharing of personal information, likes and dislikes, or religious and political beliefs, for example, may affect what students think of professors and expect from their classes. This phenomenon is explored in a study published ...Sunday, 5 May 2013
Facebook Profiles Help Students Judge Professors
A recent estimate suggests that 93 percent of college students have an active account on the social networking site Facebook. As both students and faculty on college campuses increasingly use Facebook as a means of communication, the sharing of personal information, likes and dislikes, or religious and political beliefs, for example, may affect what students think of professors and expect from their classes. This phenomenon is explored in a study published ...
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