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SSSC Digital Learning talks with Natalie Lafferty (Assistant Director LLC and Head of Centre for Technology & Innovation in Learning at The University of Dundee) about the role of social media in learning and the potential of open source tools to have a positive impact on learners' skills and engagement in the learning process.
Follow Natalie on Twitter (@nlafferty) and check our #pressedconf19
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