Using Social Media to Promote Students' Learning Skills in The Digital Age
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This article the author would like to present a Guidelines for using social media to promote students' learning skills in the digital age. This is an important issue that is receiving a lot of attention today. Due to technological changes and rapid access to information as a result, the learning styles of the students have changed. This article aims to study the role of social media in developing students' learning skills. Including analyzing the benefits and limitations of using these media. From the study it was found that social media plays an important role in promoting learning skills in many areas, such as using technology. media literacy critical thinking working together lifelong learning and time and work management Learners can use social media to research information. Process data and exchange ideas with others. In addition, using social media promotes continuous learning and the development of new skills. Efficiently.
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