TRANSFORMING LEARNING: IMPLEMENTING SEO-OPTIMIZED 'UNIVERSAL EDUCATION' IN AN UNTRADITIONAL ENVIRONMENT

Authors

  • Hannah Parker Digital Content Coordinator, Luminary Technologies, Sydney, Australia
  • Maxwell Turner Department of Computer Science, University of Auckland, New Zealand
  • Lila Nguyen School of Business, Singapore Management University

Keywords:

Web 2.0, Digital Learning, Online Resources, Empowerment, Social Media

Abstract

The rapid proliferation and widespread adoption of Web 2.0 platforms and digital applications have ushered in an era of unprecedented student empowerment, granting access to an immense reservoir of information and a vast network of knowledge resources at the mere click of a button. Gone are the days of traditional research methods involving physical libraries and extensive book searches. Today, for both the average internet user and students alike, knowledge and information are readily available online. This transformation has revolutionized learning and exploration. Whether seeking the definition of a new term, solving complex mathematical equations, or delving into essays about favorite personalities, the internet, with platforms like Wikipedia, has become an invaluable resource. Virtual tours enable individuals to explore distant countries and tourist destinations before setting foot there. YouTube offers a wealth of instructional videos for mastering various arts and techniques. A multitude of social media platforms fosters connections, group participation, and discourse on diverse subjects. News has transcended print media, disseminating across social networks, websites, and discussion forums.

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Published

2024-06-10

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