Using Social Media to our advantage or disadvantage is our choice. It is a new kind of challenge that all of us have to tackle in this era Especially while training our childre.
You can join so many online courses, MOOC platforms and sharpen your skills and persevere your passion.
You can collaborate with people around the globe to do a particular project.
It completely depends on how the user use it. If you devote yourself to check and answer any single notification from all the SM apps and platforms, of course it is a distraction. But if you use it deliberately, it can be quite useful tool for learning and excellence. By deliberate use, I mean
1. putting a specific time for checking and answering notifications,
2. selecting the educative SM related to our goals, and priorities, for example as a researcher or professional, it's better to spend most of our time on ResearchGate and LinkedIn rather than mere recreational SM platforms,
3. connecting with the people in the same field and communicate about our ideas and work, ....
this list can goes on and on.
I welcome any other contribution to this list; this is my own strategy in using SM, I hope I can learn some more strategies here.
Using Social Media to our advantage or disadvantage is our choice. It is a new kind of challenge that all of us have to tackle in this era Especially while training our childre.
You can join so many online courses, MOOC platforms and sharpen your skills and persevere your passion.
You can collaborate with people around the globe to do a particular project.
They are good sources of discussion (who cares what area), but to me, it is important (Not all platforms though) for research into both scientific and social information
In my opinion, Social media is a tool of a distraction than a tool for learning. Today because of social media we lost very good habits reading books, collection information from teachers , books etc.and we are spending more time on social media just for online chating, or watching video etc.