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Social Media (EDUCATION (Colleges and universities use social media to…
Social Media
CRIME
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Social media enables "sexting," which can lead to criminal charges and the unexpected proliferation of personal images. :red_cross:
Social media users are vulnerable to security attacks such as hacking, identity theft, and viruses. :red_cross:
INFORMATION
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Social media posts cannot be completely deleted and all information posted can have unintended consequences. : :red_cross:
EDUCATION
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Social media offers teachers a platform for collaboration with other teachers and communication with students outside the classroom. :check:
Social media provides academic research to a wider audience, allowing many people access to previously unavailable educational resources. :check:
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BUSINESS AND WORK
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Social media offers a way for musicians and artists to build audiences even if they don't have a corporate contract. :check:
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Unauthorized sharing on social media exposes artists to copyright infringement, loss of intellectual property, and loss of income. : :red_cross:
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SOCIAL POWER
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Social media sites empower individuals to make social change and do social good on a community level. :check:
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HEALTH
Being a part of a social media site can increase a person's quality of life and reduce the risk of health problems. :check:
Social media allows for quick, easy dissemination of public health and safety information from reputable sources :check:
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