Review of Related Literature
Review of Related Literature
Review of Related Literature
human society, as interference of people & the groups and word the media is
the medium of expressions. Most of the forms of social media are not digital. It
generates a large number of innovations and Social Media is one of the biggest
define Social Media as “technologies that made social communication easy and
enable discussions among its participants”. While in our study, the word social
The invention of smart phone has increase the usage of social media. It
enable users to access multiple social networking sites through just few clicks
these social medias has a great impact on students on which large number of
researches has been conducted and each research shows unique results. Some
studies prove that social media negatively affect the performance of students
while according to some researches it improves the learning of its users and
both local and foreign. Presented also were some studies done discussing the
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students and other members of the society. Social network have different
features that may be enjoyed by the people all around the world, what (but) the
problem is, people, mostly students (minors), loses their self-control in (when)
using them.
For the students, Facebook is the most popular social networking sites
today. They (people) can share and upload videos, pictures, messages and chat
(upload videos and pictures, and send chat messages). Twitter is also famous
to every student nowadays wherein people can share their feelings, thoughts
and ideas. Aside from these two, Tumblr, My Space, and Bing (palitan to ta
students (individuals).
they may get in social networks. Social networks may help them in giving
knowledge in thesis and journals but still, negative effect of this still
networking sites can be a good way to make connections with people who has
similar interests and goals. Communication is one of the main things why
social networking sites had been viral. This is a good place to gather
On the other hand, social network is not always good for us because
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audience; stay in touch and communicate with peers; find and interact with
people with shared interests; organize and coordinate political engagement and
online social networking can also expose students to new risks. Risk from:
inappropriate contact (online and offline) from strangers - which may include
grooming and in the most serious cases, sexual abuse. For many young people,
online social networking is not a distinct activity, but is part of day-to-day life,
young people in touch with service and with each other, to build bridges
for sharing young people's creative efforts, or for enabling students to have a
public voice on issues that affect them. Online social networking also offers the
potential for new forms of online outreach work or for working with groups with
shared interest form across a wide geographical are. Students can be seen as
valued stakeholders within the greater society. Youth participation opens the
processes the affect their lives, but also in the planning, design and delivery of
continuously improved their academic success from 2007 to 2010 (Smith &
time. According to (Madge et al., 2009) states that, social media usage
enhances educational access and interaction and it fills the learning gap
everyday life for personal and learning purposes (Cao & Hong, 2011);
(Dahlstrom, 2012).
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