Shared media are web-based environments which allow for publishing, sharing, rating and recommending multimedia to learners. The media can be shared by educators, experts or learners themselves.
Acronym
Sm
Edition
1
Number
66
Production effort
4
Production time
4
Learning power
5
Engagement
5
Difficulty of use
5
self-learning
No
with peers
Yes
sync
No
async
Yes
formal
No
informal
Yes
Analysis
No
Awareness
Yes
Knowledge
Yes
Skills
No
Attitudes
No
Implementation
Yes
Measurement
No
Worth to know
- With its widespread use and versatility, social media has become a valuable tool in modern education strategies.
- Platforms like Twitter have seen the rise of education-focused hashtags (e.g., #edchat, #edtech) that educators and students use to share resources, discuss educational topics, and network with peers globally.
- Social media facilitates real-time communication and collaboration among learners and educators, allowing for immediate feedback and peer support.
- Platforms like Twitter and LinkedIn provide learners with access to the latest news, research, and professional insights, keeping them informed about current trends and developments in their field.
- Select social media platforms that best suit your educational goals and the preferences of your learners. Consider privacy settings, functionality, and the type of content you plan to share.
- Encourage active participation from all members of the learning community, ensuring that diverse voices and perspectives are heard and valued.
- Regularly monitor and moderate social media interactions to maintain a positive learning environment and address any issues promptly.