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Generating Academic Success
through Social Networking |
Published in: | Engineering Innovations for Global Sustainability: Proceedings of the 14th Latin American and Caribbean Conference for Engineering and Technology | |
Date of Conference: | July 20-22, 2016 |
Location of Conference: | San Jose, Costa Rica |
Authors: | Christopher B. Carl Océane E. Boulais Caroline Navega Desouza Aleksey Levkovsky Reshma S. Thomas Wayne E. Bernard Kevin Lopez Daniel S. Lotarynski Maria M. Larrondo-Petrie
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Student Papers: | #057 |
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Abstract:By forming intimate study groups, the void of community
within the intense academic lifestyle of engineering students can be
filled, creating long-lasting connections throughout a student’s
academic career. This research paper explores and analyzes the
techniques of a student-led ad-hoc study group that was formed for a core engineering course. Through examining the trends of a
successful student-led study group and its evolutionary
transformation enabled by social networking, techniques of
developing more collaborative environments for engineering
students are enhanced. |