In this book I explore education, generations, and social media literacies via asking some question like: how do we define social media? Are learners that different in the era of advanced technologies? What are the problems when we consider behaviour or communication changes owing to technology? Does social media addiction exist? And, finally, what are the realities for learners today who wish to become influencers and creators?
https://www.routledge.com/Learning-Teaching-and-Social-Media-A-Generational-Approach/McWhirter/p/book/9781138701373
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