I often blog about social media - the business applications, the triumphs, the evils and the pure fun of it. I came across this gem today on Social Times, "Has Facebook Become Beneficial or Harmful to Students," which had a really interesting graphic that they invited everyone to share on their websites. So...have a look at this!
Created by: Online PhD
Thanks to Social Times for encouraging us to share this infographic. How do you feel about this? When used with some thoughtful consideration and respect, any form of communication is positive. Social Media is just the newest tool in the box...and it removes so many barriers. When the printing press was invented in the mid 1400s it allowed the first printing of the bible, which meant that even the 'common man' would be able to read and interpret it. It sparked many religious revolutions but with more people (rich and poor) having access to books and learning to read, it built the bridge to cross over from the Middle Ages into the Renaissance. There's no doubt that Social Media has brought to the 21st century an information revolution. But, how will it play out? Where will this bridge lead?
Created by: Online PhD
Thanks to Social Times for encouraging us to share this infographic. How do you feel about this? When used with some thoughtful consideration and respect, any form of communication is positive. Social Media is just the newest tool in the box...and it removes so many barriers. When the printing press was invented in the mid 1400s it allowed the first printing of the bible, which meant that even the 'common man' would be able to read and interpret it. It sparked many religious revolutions but with more people (rich and poor) having access to books and learning to read, it built the bridge to cross over from the Middle Ages into the Renaissance. There's no doubt that Social Media has brought to the 21st century an information revolution. But, how will it play out? Where will this bridge lead?
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