Abstract
The major objective of this paper is to explore, via a design science research methodology, the implementation of a social constructivist learning framework for an introductory MIS course. Facebook was used as a learning artifact to build and foster a learning environment, and a series of features and activities using this artifact were conducted to utilize the social interactions amongst the system’s users to foster constructivist learning. Various pedagogic strategies were used to integrate activities occurring both inside and outside of the classroom setting to achieve social learning. All features utilized were evaluated based upon activities and interactions amongst all users. The research findings show great potential for the implemented features, as well as the activities conducted to take advantage of these features, suggest possible features for use in similar future studies based on feedback from this study's sample group.
Recommended Citation
Ractham, Peter; Kaewkitipong, Laddawan; and Firpo, Daniel, "MIS2.0: Designing the Next Generation MIS Course Using Social Networking Technology" (2010). AMCIS 2010 Proceedings. 199.
https://aisel.aisnet.org/amcis2010/199