Pre pandemic only 15% of Americans worked from home. Now more it's 50%
#Data exploded with remote access, while #cybersecurity vulnerabilities increased exponentially.
Read my upcoming i3 column "2021: The Year of Ransomware"
Thx Domo for the annual #infographic#CES2022
Catch Up Tweet 4/6: Coherence Principle emphasizes to cut out the extras and use only the information that the learner needs;and Multimedia Principle highlights that images and words are more effective than words alone. Which Principle would you usually follow?#edt501
Catch Up Tweet 3/6: Digital literacy is about the skills for living, learning, and working in a society where communication and access to information is increasingly through digital technologies like internet platforms, social media, and mobile devices. #edt501
Catch Up Tweet 2/6: 21st Century skill are are important because they enhance our ways of thinking, learning working and living in the world. What would you do to help students developing these skills as a teacher? #edt501
Catch Up Tweet 1/6: “21st century skills include critical thinking/reasoning, creativity/creative thinking, problem solving, metacognition, collaboration, communication and global citizenship. Students are so encouraged to develop these skills!#edt501
Cybersecurity, a citizenship skill students will need to develop will really keep students safe in this technological world while they are using social media. #edt501
I’m happy for this campaign as it will come in handy for us all social media users learning on how to treat nor cyber bully Celebrities. #TaggedThursday 🙌🙌🙌
https://t.co/mFIlLCKtdo
Facebook is one of the platforms that can benefit students learning in the classroom, however, teacher's guidance on how to use it properly is important as well. #edt501
@frontlinepbs' The Facebook Dilemma is the most in-depth investigation of the powerful social media platform’s impact on privacy and democracy in the U.S. and around the world. Find resources to bring this film to the classroom on PBS LearningMedia.https://t.co/Uwjrk9ubHs #SSChat
We use social media to learn, to connect with the world, and share useful resources. Today is #WorldKindnessDay so I will use Twitter to learn more about kindness and spread it around the world. How is that sound? #edt501
Hmm,kinda a breaking news to me. Had learned the Talk page on Wikipedia;there ARE people doing their job to protect this community from the "vadalism", which is good. But maybe I'll still use some other resources for support when it comes to academic learning. #edt501
Don't have much experience using Twitter,but I did noticed that maybe this is a platform for opinions like what my peers said. Will dig into it by using it more and find out what else I can learn from this app. #edt501
Hmm, seems like an interesting finding. I don't know how my age influences my level of resilience towards the negative effect of social media, but I always try to stay out of the extreme ideas in case I plant the seed for the actions that leads to unchangable outcomes. #edt501
Do you think your age influences your level of resilience towards social comparison and the negative effects of social media?
Research has found that older adults tend to be less prone to negative comparison and anxiety arising from social media.
Social media is integrating more and more in our lives, having it makes me think that this world easier to reach to than I thought. How social media influences your thinking? You will find this is something that is deserved to listen to. #edt501
This week: Social Media Influence. Social media influence is a marketing term that describes an individual's ability to affect other people's thinking in a social online community.
Click on the link to listen in: https://t.co/sjSB2FzXU7
As a Facebook user myself, I know how useful it is to connecct with each other on here and how easy to spread false information through it, intentionally and/unintentionally. After watching this video, what I had learned is more than that. #edt501
Please do check this vid if you have some time. About how FB is affecting the society in a negative way.
I recommend to watch the documentary "The Social Dilemma" as well.
An interview with Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen.
https://t.co/bpBAyADF0Y
Don't have much experience using Twitter,but I did noticed that maybe this is a platform for opinions like what my peers said. Will dig into it by using it more and find out what else I can learn from this app. #edt501
Hmm,kinda a breaking news to me. Had learned the Talk page on Wikipedia;there ARE people doing their job to protect this community from the "vadalism", which is good. But maybe I'll still use some other resources for support when it comes to academic learning. #edt501
Whether Wikipedia is reliable or not, many go to Google and click on Wikipedia whenever they want to find something out. I have seen pro CCP editors/wumaos spreading a lot of disinformation regarding Tibet too. And also in Q/A on quora. Creating(or trying to) false histories.
Good resources! Thank you @aaronhungcy for also posting on Moodle! I personally consume media from all sides-I am not being bias toward any of them;what I focus more is what I can learn from all these different perspectives,but not judging who is right and who is not. #edt501
This tool is helpful for understanding #media#bias from a consumer perspective. My concern is a rise in bias confirming nonsense. When your worldview is fundamentally incompatible with reality, reality looks biased against you. https://t.co/D0kThi1OOi
The first keyword that popped into my head was anonymity,which can bring you magic-- it protects our identifies and personal information. However,if we spread disinformation online,the consequence will be surprisingly shock you. Read the article and find out. #edt501
Spot on disinformation journalism here by @mariannaspring. And it’s true, social media companies, incl. @TwitterSupport & @YouTubeCreators, don’t take action, especially against repeat offenders. We have countless reported examples where nothing happened.
https://t.co/BC5HRBiXkw
Can't stress enough about the importance of not spreading disinformation all over. How to identify the information you see is fake?Here is an article,read it and learn about how to spot the disinformation.#edt501
Here's a good article on how to spot disinformation:
"The problem is that in a social media age, many of us instinctively hit that share button, before we even think to ask that question [Is this real?]" https://t.co/brbTnqSXxQ
Drawing on Spies’s reading,disinformation is the false information that spread by people INTENTIONALLY,to harm a targeted population. 👹 Just got to know there are SEVEN types of disinformation--I had my "Aha" moment,what about you? #edt501