Education, Social and Media Communication

Education should represent for every civilized society a priority and the pillar on which development is based. The development of all domains of activity should be supported by education. In addition, each country should support and help the educational system to stay updated in order to satisfy an...

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Published in:Revista de stiinte politice 2019-01 (62), p.125-135
Main Author: Stoian, Andreea Mihaela
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Communication
Competition
Curricula
Education
Educational technology
Information technology
Internet access
Labor market
Learning
Mass media
Private schools
Publishing industry
Social media
Social networks
Social research
Society
Students
Teachers
Teaching
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Summary:Education should represent for every civilized society a priority and the pillar on which development is based. The development of all domains of activity should be supported by education. In addition, each country should support and help the educational system to stay updated in order to satisfy and fulfill the demands of a world which is dominated by technology. The educational system is also facing challenges from the present labour market that has been transformed into a strong competition for the youths who seek a job. The evolution of technology, worldwide access to the internet (the largest and fastest way of communication) and the appearance of social media are important changes that have been adopted by the majority of educational institutions. Social media has a brief history and it is represented by different web platforms that offer the possibility of online communication between users. Social media can be easily accessed throughout the world due to the revolutionary technologies that have been developed in the recent years. Social media has become a very popular way of receiving and searching for information among the younger generations.
ISSN:1584-224X