MUN/PLE

Facebook and Twitter
You will need join a Facebook group for this subject and we encourage you to use Twitter too, though this is optional. We have both a general Facebook account for the subject and groups for each tutorial so that we can use it for sharing information, posting country papers, developing resolutions and simulating backroom negotiation through group chats, polls and private chats (as you try to build a coalition). Joining a group allows communications without having to be 'friends.' If you don't already have a Facebook account, please make sure you inform yourself about privacy options like not showing your birthday on your account.

Twitter is a way of sharing key current events on the UN system and the global issue we are debating as well as following key leaders and thinkers from or on the country you will represent at the Model United Nations.

Below are three video tutorials aimed at using twitter for learning, Video one gets you started, the second shows you how to find and follow experts. The last video looks and combining Blogging and Tweeting for learning.