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Trends in learning : using social media

Social media is the communication medium of choice for a huge proportion of the population including the 45th President of the United States . These days people generally fall into two categories ? those that embrace social media and those that totally ignore it ( as far as they can ) . Whether you're a committed or not , this article may open your eyes to some of the possibilities that social media can offer in the world of learning .

Aside from the clear benefits of exposing yourself in an engaging way to the English language through topics that hold your interest , such as a football team or a favorite author , there is a vast wealth of knowledge that is being shared by ordinary people around the world . Many companies are discovering that social media platforms can be used as a form of workplace learning . Following industry leaders and subject matter experts has long been something that career types do , but increasingly it is being recognized that employees can learn from and with each other using these platforms . And there's a simple reason for this : the short 'sound bites' fit in well with our busy working lives .

According to a recent report by The Open University , there are a number of ways that social media can transform learning and development in a company . These include : knowledge , identifying experts within the organization , peer to peer support , and supporting self - directed learning . It can also be used to help employees prepare for and learning from training courses . What makes it so for employers is its ease of use , making it simple for colleagues to communicate with each other as well for the company to communicate with an employee .

The report gives some useful tips for anyone considering using social media as part of their training program :
1 . Explore what learning through social media makes possible and how this can be useful to your company .
2 . Use the technology yourself . If the training team isn't using it , will others ?
3 . Educate people on how to use the technology and address any issues .
4 . Ensure that there are clear policies in place on use and abuse of the medium .
5 . Facilitation is the key . Invest in training facilitators that can start , grow , and maintain learning projects on track . This will keep people interested and engaged so that the technology is embedded in the daily working routine of the employee .

Hopefully , this short introduction has some ideas and given you a taste of what social media can do for your training and learning program . Companies like London Transport ? which created their own platform called Workmate during the London Olympics in 2012 ? and BT ? with its video sharing platform called Dare2Share ? have already their training programs with innovative , informal , learning environments that have improved communication and . It may not be appropriate or necessary for your company to go to the expense of developing a platform . There is a range of existing tools available , such as internal social media platform Yammer and cloud - based collaboration tool Slack . The choice is yours .

 
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