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Differences in Friendship Expression – Why There Are More Male Gamers – Video


Differences in Friendship Expression - Why There Are More Male Gamers
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Top 5 Advantages to Facebook Marketing – Video


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ICC World Cup 2015 : Virat Kohli Underperforms | Fair to BLAME Anushka? PUBLIC REACTS – Video


ICC World Cup 2015 : Virat Kohli Underperforms | Fair to BLAME Anushka? PUBLIC REACTS
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Children should be taught netiquettes, experts say

CHENNAI: It's not etiquettes but 'netiquettes' that may matter more in today's world where children are born in the internet era.

Teaching children certain netiquettes like abstaining from using unparliamentary words and careful consideration about what they are posting online is a vital part of social networking, believe social media experts.

"Children of this generation are not just online consumers but are 'prosumers' -producers cum consumers of net content. They are informed because they are exposed to information through social media," G Robert Clive of the department of social sciences at Crossland College, Udupi, said on Thursday.

Speaking at a seminar on 'Accompanying social networking in teacher education' at Loyola College in Chennai, Clive termed social networking forums as 'weapons of mass distraction.' He cited a study which found that children on an average waste a minimum of two hours every day online.

Director of Don Bosco Institute of Communication Arts, Father Harris, interacted with about 20 students whose experiences on social media were documented and shared.

Opinions shared by these students included the anxious feeling they experienced every time they got a message on WhatsApp, a sense of addiction where they were hooked to Facebook for hours beyond midnight to chat with friends or family, and writing their exam answers in short form - similar to the way they chatted with their friends online.

"It has become an application driven life leading to isolation from reality as a consequence of which people tend to live in fake realities where they find joy in the virtual world," said Father Harris pointing out that social media has the power of forming, reforming and deforming identity of young minds.

Experts said students' style of communication too had changed due to the extent of usage of such forums. However, they said it was important for teachers and parents to change along with them.

Correspondent and co-founder of Britto Group of Schools, Vimala Britto, said that they encouraged students to use social media in their school as it is essential for their growth.

"Parents may not always have the time to sit down with their children for projects. Social media forums expose them to information. Usage of social media is not wrong but it has to be monitored," she said.

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