Social media is not a successful tool used for education.

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Writing & Rhetoric: Writing Construct Research Proposals

by Maggie Messitt Sep 17, 2012

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Maggie Messitt

I am a writer, editor, and nonfiction storyteller. My background is in human rights and narrative journalism in southern Africa and middle America. After years of what some might consider a nomadic life, I have settled in Athens, Ohio, where I am a doctoral fellow in creative writing (nonfiction). LEARN MORE about how I'm using Learnist in my university writing classroom here: goo.gl/R00Fl >> Follow me on Twitter: @maggiemessitt

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Social media is not a successful tool used for education.

added by Ty Amann via www.usatoday.com

The writing construct I plan to challenge and explore is: social media is not a successful tool used for education. Social media is a form of electronic communication through which users create online communities to share information and ideas. There are many arguments and disagreements that say that social media is unsuccessful in teaching and in research sharing. In my research, I’m going to look at how social media is used in an effective way in teaching, research, and higher education. I will also explore my own ideas on how to use it for teaching and research sharing.

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