#Ethical issue Doug Johnson, an expert in educational technology, acknowledges that technology in the classroom can be extremely disruptive. In educating children to become computer literate, we push them into cyberspace without guidance.
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#The popularity of social media, and the speed at which information is published, has created a lax attitude towards proper spelling and grammar. Thid reduces a student’s ability to effectively write without relying on spell check features. https://t.co/Lhx2Vst22y via @edudemic
#Many students rely on the accessibility of information on social media specifically and the web in general to provide answers. That means a reduced focus on learning and retaining information. https://t.co/Lhx2Vst22y via @edudemic
@leetiffany172@KendraT76127063@TracyAnnAllen3 So true, it can also save time and money. For e.g if your friend don't live near you would have to take transportation to get to where your friend is at and that would be consuming time and money.
#Procrastination#Don't be a social media addict, hopping on social media for a few minutes is good.
#Do make sure you are doing something productive. Scrolling for hours without doing anything productive is a complete waste of time. https://t.co/nT2AzpymUl via @mydigitalvidya
#It promotes procrastinating.
Have you ever had something important to do such as a graded assignment but, because of the various notifications that are popping up you couldn't resist but sneaking a peek and the next thing you know,you are getting deep into a convo...
#It promotes procrastinating.
Have you ever had something important to do such as a graded assignment but, because of the various notifications that are popping up you couldn't resist but sneaking a peek and the next thing you know,you are getting deep into a convo...
#spam is unsolicited junk mails that are sent to you by companies who are trying to sell you there product are service. It's like the junk mail you get to you door but in on electronic format sent to your inbox. https://t.co/t8ug2yvefe