Sannah Ratra

[Sannah Ratra @sannahratra]

Selling 4x Together Packages for Harry Styles at Wembley Stadium for Tuesday, June 23rd, 2026. Selling at face value £725.45.

[Sannah Ratra @sannahratra]

I think its very easy to slip into being "always on" as we use social media regularly. I think the most important thing is ensuring you find a balance between your online life and your real life. #315WeekTwelve

[Sannah Ratra @sannahratra]

My open letter to incoming international students 🥰🥰 https://t.co/B1rDe0fwnA

[Sannah Ratra @sannahratra]

Great point! I often see TikTok "gossip" accounts that essentially just "expose" people. The internet is a great way to spread information, but also a great way to spread MISinformation.

[Sannah Ratra @sannahratra]

I agree about the breaks! I've learned that when I switch out watching a TV show for reading a book I feel so much calmer going about my day to day activities.

[Sannah Ratra @sannahratra]

I definitely agree! Especially during COVID and with us being on social media constantly... my attension span has become so short!

[Roula @Roula315]

Always being on our phone/ social media has caused our attention span to extremely decrease. My brain is accustomed to reading short twitter threads, TikTok/Instagram captions, and short informal articles. #315WeekTwelve #WritingTheInternet #FutureofWriting

[Sannah Ratra @sannahratra]

I found it surprisingly easy to edit an article on Wikipedia! I love how accessible it is, however it does make me think of how easily people can add false information on important articles 🤔🤔 #ccom315 #315wikichallenge

[Sannah Ratra @sannahratra]

I think that's a great idea! Wikipedia really allows us to find more sources that can be used as more reliable ones for our academic papers #315WeekEleven

[Sannah Ratra @sannahratra]

One of the biggest pros of Wikipedia is how accessible it is to everyone, and the ease by which you can get information. It's the best source for people trying to understand the basics of any topic. #315WeekEleven

[Sannah Ratra @sannahratra]

My article on to be or not to be #thatgirl https://t.co/Nwj1V39dYi

[Sannah Ratra @sannahratra]

@___CelinaK___ Oh no!! Maybe try again 🙂

[Sannah Ratra @sannahratra]

I did the Factitious quiz and did quite well on it. I think the key to finding out if a news article is real or fake is to look at the source it’s from. How did you guys do? #315fakenews

[Sannah Ratra @sannahratra]

Me too! I do think however that everyone thinks fake news has to be extremely exaggerated but in reality it can be news that sounds real but is slightly skewed. I think that’s the type of fake news that is most dangerous because it’s hardest to differentiate #315fakenews

[Miranda @miranda_lepore2]

I was first exposed to the notion of "fake news" through the 2016 American presidential election. Unsurprisingly, the person I most heavily associate with fake news is: Donald Trump🤢🤮#315fakenews

[Sannah Ratra @sannahratra]

I believe in order to really make a difference through online activism there have to be stronger individual actions to become more informed, otherwise social media will continue to just be a collection of mass information that may not be accurate or helpful.

[Sannah Ratra @sannahratra]

I find the concept of intent vs. effect is extremely interesting in terms of online activism. The idea of “slacktivism” ties really well with the concept as well. I think often times when people are reposting infographics, black squares and more #315WeekEight

[Sannah Ratra @sannahratra]

on their social media they do so with the intention of providing information and being helpful. However most times this is done without doing external research and finding credible sources. This in turn can play into the dialogue of #slacktivism.

[Sannah Ratra @sannahratra]

For my open letter blog post I think I would like to write a letter to everyone starting university this year. It would be a form of advice with things I wish I knew when I was starting out! #ccom315 #316WeekSeven

[Sannah Ratra @sannahratra]

Here's my latest Lightning Post on searching up the word "healthy"! #315WeekSeven #CCOM315 https://t.co/sB7gUecXeZ

[Sannah Ratra @sannahratra]

This Forbes article is an interesting read when thinking about the impact working from home has on our mental health. https://t.co/gjDvqXSFmI #315WeekSix

[Sannah Ratra @sannahratra]

One main aspect that has emerged out from the pandemic has been the shift to online learning and working from home. Whilst this is confident, I think we often forget when to stop working and our work-life balance has become very bad. #315WeekSix