The practice of partnering with social media influencers to promote a product or service to their followers.

The ability to navigate and critically evaluate social media content, including sources, biases, and accuracy.

The practice of regulating and enforcing community standards on social media, including policies on hate speech, harassment, and harmful content.

A set of rules and guidelines that govern the use of social media within an organization, such as a school or workplace.

The legal and regulatory frameworks that govern the use of social media, often focusing on issues such as privacy, free speech, and antitrust.

A plan for using social media to achieve specific goals, such as building brand awareness or driving website traffic.

The practice of monitoring and collecting data on social media users for purposes such as marketing, surveillance, or law enforcement.

A feature on many social media platforms that allows users to post short-lived content that disappears after a set amount of time.

TikTok is now one of the most downloaded apps of all time. According to recent statistics, TikTok addiction is becoming increasingly prevalent among both teenagers and adults alike.

Refers to content that is currently popular or widely discussed on social media.

A person who deliberately posts inflammatory or offensive comments on social media with the intention of provoking others.

The act of posting inflammatory or offensive comments on social media with the goal of provoking a reaction.

A security measure that requires users to provide two forms of identification before accessing their social media accounts.

Refers to content that has become very popular and widely shared on social media, often through a snowball effect of likes, shares, and comments.

The practice of using social media to promote a product or service through word-of-mouth sharing and engagement.

Encompasses multiple layers of their identity and life experiences in the online world