Successes and Setbacks of Social Media
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Successes and Setbacks of Social Media. Impact onAcademic Life
Table of Contents
Guide
Pages
List of Contributors
Biography
Introduction. Pervasiveness of Social Media in Higher Education
References
1. Grades: Smiling Face Emoji. Introduction
Social Media and Student Engagement
Sharing Videos, Sharing Knowledge
Social Media Groups and Good Grades
References
Social Media and Civic Engagement in the College Classroom: Reflections on a Social Media Campaign Promoting Diversity and Inclusion
Social Media in a Persuasive Communication Course
Reflecting on This Course’s Role in My Academic Success
Conclusion
References
Posting for Progress
Facebook Group
Google Docs and Google Hangouts
Google Voice and Pinterest
Transferable to the Professional World
#Isucceed: Impact of Social Media on Academic Success in Higher Education Programs
Background
Networking
Academic Success
Online Gaming as Social Media
Conclusion
References
2. Grades: Worried Face Emoji. Introduction
Time Spent on Social Media
Negative Impact on Grades
Online Distractions
Privacy Concerns
References
You Don’t Belong Here
Introduction
The Power of Social Media
Conclusion
References
Change the Perspective: Online Distraction to Recharging Online
A Painful Decision
Reconciling the Distraction
To Be Liked: Social Media’s Impact on African Americans in Academia
References
3 #NoFilter. Introduction
Reflecting Personality and Values
Institutions Benefiting from Authenticity
References
Community and Labor: The Affordances and Constraints of Social Media
Katy’s Perspective
Luz’s Perspective
Sam’s Perspective
Katy’s Conclusions
References
Authoring Authenticity Through Social Media
Inspirational Quotes
Body Image
Love Story
Hashtags as Identity: Black Male Authenticity Online
Introduction
Masculinity
Theoretical Framework
Findings
Maleness
Conclusions
References
4. There’s a Filter for That. Introduction
Does This Post Make Me Look Fa…bulous?
Social Media and Online Reputations
Social Media and Deception
Protecting Privacy Online
References
Rewriting One’s College Experience with Social Media
College Administrator’s Perspective
College Student’s Perspective
College Administrator’s Conclusion
References
Social Networking: From Invasion of Privacy to True Self
You Are Not Your Brand: Confronting the Spiritual Perils of Social Media
References
5. We Are Connected. Introduction
Making New Connections
Maintaining Relationships
References
Social Media: From Deleted to Private, Private to Public Profiles
It takes a Village: Facebook Group Supports #PhDMommy
Social Media Network: Contribution to Success
6. It’s Complicated. Introduction
Damaging Family and Friendly Connections
Partner Problems
References
Fake News and Family: Here’s How to get Results
References
Avoiding Social Media in Grad School: Not Here for the Comments
Far Away and Far From: Fickle Relationship with Long-Distance Support Structures
7. I Would Follow Me. Introduction
Boosting Self-Esteem
Support System
References
Facebook Friends and Law School
References
The Courage of Vulnerability as a Pedagogical Tool for Emancipatory Education in Feminist Social Work
My Journey Towards Mental Health Recovery
How and Why I Have Decided to Speak Up
The Courage of Vulnerability in Classroom Settings
References
A Novel Perspective on Social Media
A Deliberate Choice
Viewed Experiences
The “Ps” Associated with Social Media: Power, Permanency, Prevented Positivity
Potential Positivity
Personal Reflections
References
8. Unfollowing Myself. Introduction
Negative Feelings
Body Image
Posting for Help
References
The Balancing Act: The Accumulating Pressures of Social Media and Success
Abstract
Bodies, Images: The Impact of Social Media on Body Image
Like. Like. Like
Reference
Drawing Comparisons: Social Media, Impostor Syndrome, and Socialization
References
Part V. Looking Ahead “Social Media Influencing Higher Education”
Social Media Impacting Admissions
Hashtag Activism Online and on Campus
Policy and Plan of Action
Social Media and Academics Post-Pandemic
References
Index
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Edited by Cheyenne Seymour
Alysa Auriemma, MA teaches English at Miss Porter’s School. She is currently revising the drafts of her first novel.
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Lisa M. Wisniewski, EdD is an Assistant Professor of Sociology and a Universal Design for Learning trained Teaching Fellow at Goodwin University. She has published on early career development and has a growing expertise on Millennials and Gen Z in the workplace.
Thomas Witherspoon, EdD is the Vice President for Diversity and Inclusion at Whitman College. As senior leadership, he supports students, faculty, and staff in building capacity for diversity, equity, and inclusion.
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