Should you use Facebook during classes? Obviously not and here are some slides that say why.
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The document discusses a study by Skiera, Hinz, and Spann (2015) which reveals that Facebook usage during class negatively correlates with academic performance. It emphasizes the importance of not using Facebook while attending classes to maintain good grades. The study is published in the Schmalenbach Business Review and highlights the unique grading system in Germany where higher values indicate lower performance.
Should you use Facebook during classes? Obviously not and here are some slides that say why.
- 1. 005.05.2015 Uni and Facebook. Not that it is too surprising!
- 2. 105.05.2015 Still! Researchers now nicely showed. Skiera, Bernd / Hinz, Oliver / Spann, Martin (2015), "Social Media and Academic Performance: Does Facebook Activity Relate to Good Grades?", Schmalenbach Business Review, Vol. 67, Issue 1, 54-72
- 3. 205.05.2015 Here are the „hard facts“ • Facebook Usage during class correlate negative with academic performance Skiera, Bernd / Hinz, Oliver / Spann, Martin (2015), "Social Media and Academic Performance: Does Facebook Activity Relate to Good Grades?", Schmalenbach Business Review, Vol. 67, Issue 1, 54-72. Source of picture: http://www.commonwealthtimes.org/2012/09/09/social-studies-does-facebook-distract-students/ Note that in Germany higher values for grade indicate a lower performance.
- 4. 305.05.2015 What should you learn?. Use Facebook, but not during classes!