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Social media has the potential to both positively and negatively impact education by empowering learners through open access to information while also risking distraction. It allows sharing of knowledge on a global scale through platforms like blogs, social bookmarking, YouTube, Twitter, Wikipedia and social networks. When used constructively, these tools can enhance learning by making it more visual, interactive and tailored to individual interests and short attention spans.
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