Social media, wikis, and blogs allow students to communicate and collaborate from a distance, actively engaging in the learning process. These tools influence students' lives by facilitating communication without direct contact. Wikis allow collaborative work on web pages, where students contribute ideas and information. Blogs are personal spaces where students can share content and comment on each other's posts, improving writing skills. When students are actively committed to interacting through these tools, learning is more effective as they can give and receive feedback in real-time from classmates and teachers. Constructivism and social development theories support that students learn best when constructing their own knowledge through social interaction and hands-on activities in various contexts.