Global Research Journal of Management and Social Sciences (GRJMSS)

CONNECTING MINDS: THE SEO REVOLUTION FOR INCLUSIVE EDUCATIONAL ACCESS

Authors

  • Khan Ahmed Salman Internet Marketing Manager, Magma Systems, H-12 Islamabad, Pakistan
  • Prof. Li Wei Ming IT Department, Malaysia
  • Rahman Ayesha Department of Management and Human Resource, University Tenaga Nasional, Malaysia

Abstract


The rapid proliferation and widespread adoption of Web 2.0 websites and Internet/desktop applications have ushered in an era where students are empowered with an unprecedented wealth of information and a vast network of knowledge resources, all accessible with a simple click. This technological evolution has transformed the conventional methods of acquiring knowledge, eliminating the need for traditional approaches such as perusing books or visiting libraries. For the contemporary internet user or student, accessing the definition of a new term or solving a complex mathematical equation is just a click away. The scope of writing an essay on a favorite personality has transcended the confines of a limited set of 10 specific names, with platforms like Wikipedia providing expansive information. The virtual realm has revolutionized exploration and learning, allowing individuals to traverse countries or tourist destinations virtually before physically visiting them. Platforms like YouTube have become instrumental in democratizing the acquisition of various arts and techniques through instructional videos. Social media has flourished, offering countless avenues to make friends, join groups, and engage in discussions on diverse topics through forums or dedicated social media groups. Additionally, the landscape of news dissemination has undergone a radical shift, breaking free from the constraints of print media and permeating various online platforms, from social media to dedicated websites and discussion forums. This transformative shift in the dynamics of information access has not only altered the learning landscape but has also redefined the way individuals interact, share, and disseminate information. This paper explores the profound impact of Web 2.0 technologies on education, information dissemination, and social interaction. By examining the changes brought about by these technologies, we aim to understand the implications for students, educators, and society at large. The investigation encompasses diverse facets, including the evolving nature of research methodologies, the democratization of knowledge, and the changing dynamics of social connectivity. 

Keywords:

Web 2.0, Knowledge democratization, Virtual learning, Social media impact, information dissemination

Published

2024-01-24

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.10560126%20

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Section

Articles

How to Cite

Salman, K. A., Ming , P. L. W., & Ayesha , R. (2024). CONNECTING MINDS: THE SEO REVOLUTION FOR INCLUSIVE EDUCATIONAL ACCESS . Global Research Journal of Management and Social Sciences (GRJMSS), 15(1), 1–6. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.10560126

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