THIS IS MY SKRIP
Assalamualaikum
and very good afternoon to our beloved lecturer pn norashikin and all my fellow
friends.My name is
noraini binti atsari, today I am standing in front of here to share about
facebook.Before we go
further I have one question to all of u , did u know what is facebook is ???
and how its created ?? anyone know??How its created
,exactly FACEBOOK IS AN ONLINE SOCIAL
NETWORK INITIALLY STARTED BY A GROUP OF STUDENTS AT HARVARD UNIVERSITY (MARK ZUCKERBERG ) AND SUBSEQUENTLY EXPANDED
ALL OVER THE WORLD BECOMING THE LARGEST SOCIAL NETWORK WORLDWIDE.And FOR STUDENT , FACEBOOK IS A BROAD SOURCE OF INFORMATION ,
OFFERING CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN STUDENT, PROVIDING FILES AND INFORMATION
EXCHANGE AND ALLOWING NEW ACQUAINTANCES ON CAMPUS
Today I would like to share all if u about advantages and
disadvantages of facebook among studentWe as student had to know about the advantages and
disadvantages of using facebook because now facebook can be a good influence or
bad influence ,this information maybe can help us to take the good influence as
our guidline and bad influence as our awearness..
No 1 is group study and
collaboration teacher integration,- a positive aspect of
Facebook for students is for the promotion of group study and
collaboration, along with the further possibility of educators and teachers
having a 'watchful eye' and a 'helping hand' in group discussions which that
can be taken away from the classroom.Other else Students have
the ability to share ideas and their feelings towards a certain aspect and help
one another in problem solving and understanding particular concepts.In other hand
Furthermore, students can share useful information that they have come across
in further research they may have carried out that, from a topic the teacher
has posted.
for example a
particularly useful article, or an educational video -- all of which can be
brought 'back' into classroom discussion and reflect positively in a student's
work.and as all we do now with Facebook you are
able to organize private groups in which students are able to carry out
essentially large revision sessions in which everyone can benefit from one
person sharing a particularly helpful point or comment -- or if a particular
student is struggling with a certain concept and explains what it is they are
struggling with on the Facebook group, other students can come in and help with
that aspect -- which may help additional students too. No 2 is A Greater Sense of Community and
'Fun' .
again with Facebook due to its ease and free
communication, it is a great platform for sharing information fast and can
keeping a lot of students feeling 'connected' -- hence it is easy to keep
people updated with relevant information and aspects and keep people involved
and active in events.Other else students are now "twice as
likely" to participate in campus activities (compared with students who
are non-Facebook users). Furthermore, students are also more likely to
be feel like they have more 'friends' and hence 'popular' and sociable than that
of non-Facebook using students.No 3 is Keeping Students Up to
Date –For example
by simply 'liking' a Facebook fan page such as 'The Economist' or 'The
Financial Times' students can allow themselves to be kept up to date on a vast
array of current (and mostly) quality information and news -- through
articles, videos etc. this Facebook fan pages like the examples above share
through their 'wall'. From this they can expand upon current knowledge and also
learn about new things that can be potentially beneficial to the student and
their education.
Next the disadvantage of using facebook no
1 is Negatively Impacts on Grades
- Of course there are two sides to this
aspect, Facebook can obviously benefit a student's grade from healthy debate
and discussion but it also has the negative effect on a student's grade as a
result of potential procrastination and distraction.
No 2 is Psychological Issues – Another negative factor of Facebook for
students is it can promote ill feeling to be an individual as well as the
feeling of loneliness and depression,
and in some cases causing individuals to
become more aggressive.
This
is hardly surprising considering the amount of 'depressive' type statuses that
are seen through Facebook.
Hence, it can put you on a downer rather
than a high. Log off, turn off -- go outside and play football, you will
probably be quite surprised how much happier and positive you are (if
you like football of course).
No 3 is Vulnerable – an
important point students need to be aware of is the information that they
upload on and share to Facebook from several areas.
For example, if a student claims that they
are going on holiday in a few days to X-land -- this could give a 'go ahead'
for a potential robbery as they know the house to be empty.
Furthermore, an individual could know more
information about than you would like them too, having said that do you even
know really how much Facebook knows about you? I think you would certainly be
surprised. Be careful and be private!
Last but not lease Overall, I believe
students who are fully aware of the potential benefits and drawbacks (as
detailed above) can gain greatly in a number of aspects from Facebook,
bearing in mind they approach it with the
right strategy. For example, when it comes to around exam time and that means
revision and study time -- they either ban themselves from using
They
also refrain from using it 'too much' e.g. they only log in to their account
once every few days to check for events that are going on and to participate in
educational groups and get in touch with the news. At least not to the extent
of logging in with every notification.
If a
student approaches Facebook maturely and wisely then it can be a great platform
for them to benefit from, otherwise it could lead to a potential 'minor' road
to ruin, with the likes of obsession and depression.
The end..That’s all from me.thank youfor ur
attention and wassalam..
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