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Over the weekend, I was invited to do a presentation at a retirement seminar for "soon to retire" post primary school teachers.

This programme was organized by under the auspices of the State Post Primary Education Board of one of the South Western States of Nigeria.

I spoke on the viability of bread distribution/retail as a business.

It was there that it dawned on me that several senior adults among us have no idea whatsoever on how the social media works. Of course they have heard of facebook, Twitter and Instagram. Some even know of Linked-in and the less popular ones among them. The questions regarding the operations, functionality and potential came up repeatedly.

Can someone recommend a basic introductory course for middle aged adults willing to learn about Social media at the basic level through Intermediate to advanced levels?

Alternatively, is there anyone who can design and implement a robust learning model that is essentially remote yet comprehensive?

ONNYX:
Over the weekend, I was invited to do a presentation at a retirement seminar for "soon to retire" post primary school teachers.

This programme was organized by under the auspices of the State Post Primary Education Board of one of the South Western States of Nigeria.

I spoke on the viability of bread distribution/retail as a business.

It was there that it dawned on me that several senior adults among us have no idea whatsoever on how the social media works. Of course they have heard of facebook, Twitter and Instagram. Some even know of Linked-in and the less popular ones among them. The questions regarding the operations, functionality and potential came up repeatedly.

Can someone recommend a basic introductory course for middle aged adults willing to learn about Social media at the basic level through Intermediate to advanced levels?

Alternatively, is there anyone who can design and implement a robust learning model that is essentially remote yet comprehensive?

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ONNYX:
Over the weekend, I was invited to do a presentation at a retirement seminar for "soon to retire" post primary school teachers.

This programme was organized by under the auspices of the State Post Primary Education Board of one of the South Western States of Nigeria.

I spoke on the viability of bread distribution/retail as a business.

It was there that it dawned on me that several senior adults among us have no idea whatsoever on how the social media works. Of course they have heard of facebook, Twitter and Instagram. Some even know of Linked-in and the less popular ones among them. The questions regarding the operations, functionality and potential came up repeatedly.

Can someone recommend a basic introductory course for middle aged adults willing to learn about Social media at the basic level through Intermediate to advanced levels?

Alternatively, is there anyone who can design and implement a robust learning model that is essentially remote yet comprehensive?

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