M.Sc. Studies

According to a Memorandum of Understanding signed between HIT and Linnaeus University (LNU, Sweden), the most outstanding graduates of the HIT Instructional Technologies program were offered with the possibility to join a new International Masters program on Social Media and Web Technologies at the Department of Media Technology at LNU.

The studies in this program are conducted via distance learning, supported by synchronous and asynchronous technologies. Following a list of the graduates with links to their M.Sc. theses:

	Asher Natali B.A. Instructional Technologies, HIT (2012) M.Sc. Social Media and Web Technologies, Linnaeus University, Sweden, (2017) M.Sc. thesis: A Warmer Welcome: Application of a Chatbot as a Facilitator for New Hires Onboarding
	Buchvalter Amir B.A. Instructional Technologies, HIT (2012) M.Sc. Social Media and Web Technologies, Linnaeus University, Sweden, (2017) M.Sc. thesis: Communicate to Win: Real-time communication services for location-based learning activities
	Israel Rotem B.A. Instructional Technologies, HIT (2012) M.Sc. Social Media and Web Technologies, Linnaeus University, Sweden, (2016) M.Sc. thesis: Treasure the Moment: Communication as a Scaffold for Mobile Learning Activities
	Cohen Shavit B.A. Instructional Technologies, HIT (2010) M.Sc. Social Media and Web Technologies, Linnaeus University, Sweden, (2015) M.Sc. thesis: Creating Innovative Pedagogical Opportunities via “Treasure-HIT”: Mobile Treasure Hunt Games Generator
	Polishuk Natali B.A. Instructional Technologies, HIT (2013) M.Sc. Social Media and Web Technologies, Linnaeus University, Sweden, (2017) M.Sc. thesis: Implementing social media data in algorithms for estimating crowdedness in tourist's attractions
	Lavi-Reznik Noga B.A. Instructional Technologies, HIT (2010) M.Sc. Social Media and Web Technologies, Linnaeus University, Sweden, (2015) M.Sc. thesis: Promoting Class Interactionsupported by Personal Response Systems