Social-Media-impact group 4-Presentation-1 (1).pptx

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1. IMPACT OF SOCIAL MEDIA IN EDUCATION

2. Introduction So media has become an integral part of modern life, profoundly influencing various aspects of society, including education. The widespread adoption of social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, has revolutionized the way students and educators interact and learn. Social media facilitates instant communication, information sharing, and collaboration, enhancing the educational experience. Students can engage in online discussions, access educational resources, and connect with peers and experts worldwide.

3. There are many reasons why social media has had such an impact on education. Most importantly, social media gives more people the opportunity to express themselves through writing and photography. It also helps people stay connected with friends and family . Social Media can help you with your research, homeworks , projects and reports if its used in the right way. Social media can also be a distraction if you use it too much. Here is the positive and negative impacts of social media on education.

4. IMPROVED COMMUNICATION ACCES TO RESOURCES POSITIVE IMPACT Social media enables students to easily connect and work together on projects, sharing ideas and providing feedback. Teachers can use social platforms to engage with students , share information, and respond to questions in real-time. Online communities and social networks provide a wealth of educational content, tools, and expert knowledge. INCREASED COLLABORATION

5. INCREASED COLLABORATION SHARED WORKSPACE Social media enables real-time collaboration on group projects and assignments. PEER LEARNING Students can learn from each other by sharing knowledge, experiences, and perspectives on social platforms. ACTIVE DISCUSSION Online forums and messaging allow for engaging discussions and feedback between students and teachers.

6. ACCESS TO INFORMATION AND RESOURCES. EDUCATIONAL CONTENT Social media provides access to a wide range of educational videos, articles, and multimedia resources. EXPERT KNOWLEDGE Students can connect with subject matter experts, educators, and thought leaders through social platforms. GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE Social media exposes students to diverse ideas, cultures, and perspectives from around the world. PERSONALIZED LEARNING Algorithms on social media can curate content and resources tailored to individual student needs and interests.

7. IMPROVED DIGITAL LITERACY CRITICAL THINGKING Students learn to evaluate online information, identify biases, and think critically about digital content. DIGITAL COMMUNICATION Social media teaches students effective written communication, etiquette, and digital presentation skills. MULTIMEDIA CREATION Students can develop multimedia creation skills, such as video editing and graphic design, through social platforms. ONLINE SAFETY Students can develop multimedia creation skills, such as video editing and graphic design, through social platforms.

8. PRIVACY AND SAFETY CYBERBULLYING NEGATIVE IMPACT Constant notifications and social media use can lead to decreased focus and productivity in the classroom. Sharing personal information online can expose students to privacy breaches and potential safety risks. Social media can enable harassment, bullying, and the spread of misinformation, negatively impacting student wellbeing. DISTRACTION

9. DISTRACTION AND DECREASED FOCUS CONSTANT NOTIFICATION Social media apps and notifications can interrupt learning and disrupt focused studying. ATTENTION DEFICIT Frequent social media use can train the brain to have shorter attention spans and difficulty concentrating. DECREASED PRODUCTIVITY The temptation to check social media can lead to procrastination and a decline in academic performance.

10. PRIVACY AND SAFETY CONCERNS DATA PRIVACY Oversharing personal information on social media can compromise student privacy and data security. CYBERSECURITY Social media platforms can be vulnerable to hackers, putting student accounts and devices at risk. LOCATION TRACKING Geolocation features on social media can disclose a student's physical location, leading to safety concerns. IMPERSONATION Fake accounts and impersonation on social media can be used to bully or harass students.

11. CYBERBULLYING AND HARASSMENT SPREADING RUMORS Social media can be used to spread false or hurtful information about students, damaging their reputation. POSTING EMBARRASSING CONTENT Sharing private or compromising photos and videos of students without consent can be humiliating. SENDING THREATENING MESSAGE Cyberbullies can use social media to send threatening, harassing, or discriminatory messages to students.

12. CONCLUSION The impact of social media on education is multifaceted, offering both opportunities and challenges. Educators and institutions must navigate this landscape thoughtfully, harnessing the benefits while mitigating the risks. By promoting responsible use, fostering digital literacy, and ensuring equitable access, we can leverage social media to create a more engaging, collaborative, and relevant learning experience for all.

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