Social media might soon become part of standard classroom education. This is leading to the unblocking of sites like YouTube and Twitter in schools. Nashville, Tennessee is the city on the forefront of this move. proXPN applauds this as learning how to appropriately use these sources of information and communication is a big part of learning how to survive in the Internet world.

Social Media Education

Many students use social media sites at almost any place outside of school. And many students also access social media and other sites in school regardless of the rules set up against their use on the premises. They are able to access the sites through their carriers despite the fact that schools block students from opening those sites via the school WiFi. But there are many dangers out there that these students easily fall victim to. There is identity theft, cyber bullying, cyber stalking and more. proXPN agrees that allowing access to social media in schools can help solve this problem. Social media users need to learn about the dangers on the Internet and how to protect themselves with the proper behavior and tools.

Because students are on social media most of the time anyway, even in school, it makes sense to make proper social media use part of the curriculum. Not all social media sites may be unblocked, but the chosen few that can serve students well is believed to be enough to teach them social media safety as well. Schools are calling this a digital literacy curriculum, and it is like an extension of the basic computer classes that were introduced to schools when computers came into common use.

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