VI. CONCLUSION
Using OSN as an instructional resource gains more
significance considering that: (1) it is highly appreciated
free, cost-effective and open space for social interaction; (2)
it has innovative and interactive applications that engage
users to be informed, to connect and to create meaningful
objects; (3) it can be useful for instruction as a
communication tool at the af ective level, even though it has
some serious limitations in developing some other skills and
in supporting file-sharing for lesson content; (4) it has
changed the way people connect and communicate and such
development cascades to change the way key actors of
instruction communicate; and (5) it enables collaboration
and coordination with community members and other
information sources efficiently and effectively