It is very important that people continue to respect someone's online opinion even if is the complete opposite of yours #lesson13 https://t.co/KBxV4r2zDl
With the growing popularity of #FakeNews, people are becoming more and more critical of what news networks are reporting... this has caused some good and some bad outcomes #Lesson13
Absolutely, it is always important to think and act on social media exactly how you would in real life #digitalcitizenship#lesson13 https://t.co/gzdn5megXE
@walker_kheanna Its definitely become a humour thing... the funnier something is, the more likely it will go viral. The actual content does not seem to matter anymore #lesson13
Social media has the power to bring people to make the world a better place but unfortunately has the same type of power that can cause a lot of hate to be spread very quickly #lesson13
This is why we are beginning to see more classes discussing social media... it is becoming more and more integrated into our every day lives #lesson13 https://t.co/roOVyE40SO
Social media has consumed the majority of are lives. As a consequence, educators are responsible in guiding students in their participation online, because it has become of a form of education. #lesson13
@AliMasoud04 The important lessons of Digital Citizenship must be taught to children so hopefully limit the amount of online hate in the future #lesson13
@betournays Definitely scary... but it is very easy to see some similarities between our use of social media and how it is being used in the show #lesson13
HR have the difficult job of weeding out hundreds of applicants for one position. Available tools to whittle the candidate pool down to the dozen or so applicants that are worth interviewing. HR uses to Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, and Google to find out more about you #lessons13