According to this, Ahn claims that teenagers "Are among the first to have grown up entirely surrounded by communication technologies” [2]. In some cases, parents do not know about the opportunities and positive effects of social networking sites on their children; some say that it only affects them negatively. One of the significant advantages of social networking technology is that it is used in many ways to support learning and improving the students educational achievements; it allows them to connect with their fellows to discuss homework and assignments, and it keeps them in communication with the instructors. Beside that, it is one of the ways to share ideas with other colleagues. For example, “Some schools successfully use blogs as teaching tools, which has the benefit of reinforcing skills in English, written expression, and creativity” [3]. Also, social media open a door for adolescents to meet new friends with the same interests, thoughts, and point of views to stay connected with them, which is a useful tool to improve their talents [4]. In addition, the community itself can have a benefit from using social networking sites by the youths; it will offer “opportunities for community engagement through raising money for charity and volunteering for local events, including political and philanthropic events” [3].
According to this, Ahn claims that teenagers "Are among the first to have grown up entirely surrounded by communication technologies” [2]. In some cases, parents do not know about the opportunities and positive effects of social networking sites on their children; some say that it only affects them negatively. One of the significant advantages of social networking technology is that it is used in many ways to support learning and improving the students educational achievements; it allows them to connect with their fellows to discuss homework and assignments, and it keeps them in communication with the instructors. Beside that, it is one of the ways to share ideas with other colleagues. For example, “Some schools successfully use blogs as teaching tools, which has the benefit of reinforcing skills in English, written expression, and creativity” [3]. Also, social media open a door for adolescents to meet new friends with the same interests, thoughts, and point of views to stay connected with them, which is a useful tool to improve their talents [4]. In addition, the community itself can have a benefit from using social networking sites by the youths; it will offer “opportunities for community engagement through raising money for charity and volunteering for local events, including political and philanthropic events” [3].