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The document discusses the increasing importance of social media in education. It provides examples of how professors at the Singapore Management University integrate social media platforms like blogs, WordPress, Twitter and Facebook into their teaching to give students hands-on experience. Some benefits of using social media in education mentioned are that it allows students to build an online portfolio, develop skills sought by employers, improve communication, and help with recruitment. The future may see even deeper integration of social media with location-based services and more personalized mobile content.
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- 1. Increasing importance of social media in education นาง นภัสวรรณ ดุลบดี รหัส 541 208031 41
- 2. By Jon Russell -Social m ed ia has alread y m ad e a big im pact in less than five years. - Social m ed ia ( Facebook , Twitter ) is huge Asia such as C hina and Japan . - Social m ed ia presents a huge for schools , universities, and ed ucational organisations in the West. -H ow can schools and universities using social m ed ia to help stud ents and ed ucational organisations ?
- 3. The Singapore Management University example -Professor M ichael N etzely, teaches at SM U about internet com m unications. ( social m ed ia ) -Teaching by “ getting their hand s d irty” on blogger ,Word Press, Twitter, Tum ber, Facebook and others m ed ia platform s. -The D igital M ed ia Asia Wiki is a website d esigned , written and created by his stud ents .
- 4. Benefits of social media for students and educational organisations Online portfolio -U sing social m ed ia to give stud ents hand s that can be assigned such as The D igital M ed ia Asia Wiki. -H elps d em onstrate skills and und erstand ing. -Build ing an online portfolio or establishing a hobby . (blogging , social networking)
- 5. Benefits of social media for students and educational organisations Development of core skills -Internet continues to rem ain a key com m unication channel for com panies. -Social m ed ia are sought by em ployers. - Stud ents who have d evelop key skills m ake them m ore attractive to future em ployers .
- 6. Benefits of social media for students and educational organisations Improved communication -Social m ed ia is a key for com m unication such as Facebook , Twitter - N etzley m akes use of Twitter , tweeting interesting links to stud ents and com m unicating key topics. - Facebook group or Google+ circle could be use to channel com m unication help stud ents with course work and learning topics.
- 7. Benefits of social media for students and educational organisations Recruitment -Increasingly educational establishments are utilising social media as part of their communications. -Facebook , regular content on Twitter , can be used to share interesting links, student information and gain the attention of potential students online. -Social media can help raise visibility.
- 8. Benefits of social media for students and educational organisations A nd the future… -Social M ed ia could see even greater integration with location-based services. -M ore personalised content to m obile d evices. -Greater usage of tablet PC s .