From Potluck Suppers to On-line Seminars: The Evolving "Face" of Social Interaction

Authors

Cheryl Burkhart-Kriesel, University of NebraskaFollow
Brenda Caine, University of NebraskaFollow

Volume

42

Issue

4

Abstract

As our culture evolved, so did the methods used to facilitate social interaction in adult education. This article highlights what social interaction is and why it is important. It briefly reviews a few tools that have been used by educators in the past and highlights new ways to use social interaction with the emerging availability of on-line seminars.

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Recommended Citation

Burkhart-Kriesel, C., & Caine, B. (2004). From Potluck Suppers to On-line Seminars: The Evolving "Face" of Social Interaction. The Journal of Extension, 42(4), Article 3. https://open.clemson.edu/joe/vol42/iss4/3