Today City Center presented the site www.sosialmedia.net about social media tools.
According to the head of the project Social Media Gonul Aghayeva, the youth of Azerbaijan uses three - four social networks, but in fact there are many more. The web portal has many pages for those who have just stepped into the path of the virtual space. They plan dictionaries, information on social networks, mobile communications, local non-governmental organizations working in this field of civil society and its role. Widely available are communication tools, with methodology provided.
Presentation participants recommended to pay attention to local area networks, distributed, for example, in the educational center Chag, which includes Turkish high schools, as well as the University of the Caucasus, situated in the country. Members of the network are the students, teachers and parents so that parents can monitor child's performance, as children become more responsible.
Previously, a non-governmental organization Digital Development, presented the new site is in the public sites and http://www.didev.org http://www.oyren.org, taking into account the education of adolescents. - 17D-
Economics
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