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Pros & Cons
OF USING
SOCIAL MEDIA
IN RESEARCH
Group 2:
Amal K Jolly, Ade Adeagbo, Akin-Aina Eseoluwa M,
Sharif Almadany
(names in order of presentation)
INTRODUCTION
INTRODUCTION
DO WE USE
SOCIAL MEDIA
FOR RESEARCH ?
z
WHAT IS
RESEARCH?
CONS
OF
SOCIAL
MEDIA IN
RESEARCH
Social Media Cons and Pros in research
Distractions while carrying out
research.
Uncertainty of information collected.
Restricted referencing provision.
Private ownership of data and terms and
conditions of social networks.
Limits researchers
from achieving
extended productivity.
PROS
OF
SOCIAL
MEDIA IN
RESEARCH
HOFFMAN V. STATE
In hoffman, an 18-year old female
was convicted of vehicular
manslaughter. The court enhanced
her sentence when the prosecution
introduced into evidence her
MySpace page with photos and
comments glamorizing alcohol abuse.
Source:
Pros of Social Media
 Social media opens up new forms of
communication for researchers.
 Allows for the collection and
analysis of wide range of data in real time
 Ensures that information can be collected
from a diverse range of people without
many restraints
 Allows for rapid feedback of research
conclusions
Online data and conversations
seem to bring a higher level of
honesty and transparency
Social Media Cons and Pros in research
Conclusion
Use of social media doesnt
necessarily diminish the
professionalism of researchers as you
can have an academic network of
scholars using a social citation tool to
share referencing information.
Criticisms about the good of social media are
invalid as it is important to look at the tools
that they offer that can be used in a beneficial
manner to the research community whilst also
facilitating positive connections with other
communities
All of these abilities serve to
increase court transparency, and
accountability, fulfilling the
fundamental goal of open justice.
Thank You
z Q/A?
Social Media Cons and Pros in research

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Editor's Notes

  • #2: Amal
  • #5: 85% of law firms have awebsiteand 76% of law firms now maintain an online presence .Lawyers report that they interact online for a variety of reasons, with career development and networking leading the way (71%), followed by client development (48%), education and current awareness (45%), and case investigation (24%).
  • #9: Ese
  • #14: Ade
  • #17: Sharif