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Effects of Social Media On Students
Effects of Social Media On Students
Effects of Social Media On Students
SOCIAL MEDIA ON
STUDENTS
PREFACE Different social networking sites are
now our part of life.
Most of the modern people use any of those social sites like facebook, Twitter etc and
most of the users of those are young.
Most of our youngs now prefer social sites to pass leisure time than other.
So this report is about the “Effects of social media on students”.
INTRODUCTION
The definition of social media is “the relationships that exist between network of
people”.
In the last ten years, the online world has changed dramatically.
However, many students are spending countless hours immersed in social media,
such as Facebook, You tube etc.
As social media sites continue to grow in popularity it is our belief that technology is
a vital part of today’s student success equation
USES OF SOCIAL NETWORKS
The social networking sites that students used for academic purposes included You
tube, Whatsapp and Facebook. Whatsapp was the most used social media. You tube
was the least used of all websites.
TIME SPENT ON SOCIAL
NETWORKING SITES
The respondents reported the number of hours they spend on social networks per day.
3.5% spent hours per day, 37.9% spent less than 1 hour per day, 58.6% spend l-12
hours per day. They were no respondents who spent zero hours on the social
networks. The consumption levels for 1-12 hours are the highest.
USES OF SOCIAL NETWORK SITES
The highest score of 44.3% revealed that the students used it for chatting. Less score
1.5% used submitting articles to website.
Downloading music and videos were not only educational but considered for several
genres.
Downloading music/videos, posting photos and chatting can be categorized as
entertainment use.
Educational uses like submitting articles, communicating
with teachers/class fellows comprised of a lesser score
SOCIAL NETWORKS AND E-LEARNING
86.4% students agreed that social networks were an effective e-learning tool.
13.6% students not agreed that social networks were an effective e-learning tool.
86.4% who were in favor felt that e-learning saved time.
CONCLUSION
Social media is attractive, it not only provides college students another world to make
friends, also provides a good way to release pressure.
To some degree, it absolutely affects the lives of college students including the
grades.
This research also indicates that an approach is needed to better balance the
relationship between social media and academics only.
Therefore, college students should think more about the balancing equation of social
media and academics.
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