Pros and Cons of Using Social Media Tools in Schools

Social media changed the world. Communication is no longer the same. This is evident in both corporate and individual social media. Companies build communities and raise awareness using social media sites such as Twitter and Facebook. The education system also uses social media tools in the classroom, and now plays an important role in many schools and universities. However, proper planning is necessary to ensure that these tools are effectively managed in the classroom.

Many articles and research are investigating the influence of social media on interpersonal relationships in daily life of people. Instead, what I would like to discuss here is the strengths and weaknesses of using social media as a learning tool in the academic field. Specifically, I will explain briefly the advantages and disadvantages of using Twitter at lectures and seminars, using my personal experience at media school of economics media and communication graduate students. A lecture with a solid original theme label guarantees imminent success. Students and professors like real-time tweets about the topics you care about especially when your tweets have been re-released many times and you like them. By promoting interaction and dialogue among people participating in the same event, we discovered that someone likes tweets and recommends reposting, encouraging people to continue online and offline lectures

Social media has emerged with the Internet and evolved from constructive tools to addictive tools. It is a new social digital virus that can be found among students. It has advantages and disadvantages. The latter depends on the student himself, what purpose he / she uses, and what purpose it is used for. Many students use social media as a bridge of communication, but this communication can be negative or positive. A coffee shop conversation took place one week after ENISO Sousse and a coffee shop conversation took place one week after the Sousse National Engineering Institute. It is the same theme, but the age group, place and team are different. On November 11th, in cooperation with the club ATATS Sousse, EUREKA, Sousse of the sub-team Sawty, held a campaign that faked CaféTalk's modified version. Participants are college students of various professions, gather for one purpose and bring about a fulfilling dialogue among young people.