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Are you the kind of person who is always attached to your phone, endlessly swiping through social media? Think your life is totally defined by your online world?

In today's society, social media addiction isn't just a concern for teenagers; adults are equally affected. It's alarming how we're prioritizing the virtual world over real-life responsibilities and relationships.

Instead of focusing on what truly matters – our duties as citizens, students, and family members – we're consumed by the need to share every detail of our lives online. While social media does offer benefits like easy communication and educational resources, it's important to recognize its negative effects.

This campaign is designed to make you realize the limitations of social media and to use it in a responsible way. Don’t let it master you; instead, let it be under your command, as you determine how you spend your time and what your priorities are. Rediscover the joy of living in the moment, free from the chains of virtual validation.

Step away from the virtual world, reclaim control of your social media usage, and embrace the beauty of real-life experiences.

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Media and Information Literacy: Asynchronous Tasks

Social journalism, it is a combination of traditional journalism with social media, letting people actively share news on platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. It's a way for everyone to be involved in making and spreading news easily. This approach makes news more inclusive and authentic by encouraging dialogue and diverse perspectives on societal issues.

Crowdsourcing, it refers to the collaborative practice of sourcing ideas, services, or content from a large, often online, community. It involves harnessing the collective knowledge, expertise, and contributions of a group of people to achieve a common goal. Examples of crowdsourcing platforms include Waze, TripAdvisor, and wikis, where individuals come together to share information and insights, collectively contributing to the creation and dissemination of valuable resources. This is also known as collective mobilization, as institutions tap into the power of the crowd to gather diverse perspectives and solutions.

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Start today and be part of the solution by planting a tree to help grow a greener tomorrow! Each tree you plant represents a small yet effective step in combating climate change and protecting our planet for future generations. Join us in making a positive difference today!

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Group 2 - 2nd Groupings

1. Raenel Joseph R. Gobot

2. Anica Ingrid V. San Jose

3. Jahn Leigh P. Capulla

4. Antonio Djiuseppe P. Marquez

5. Kim Angela C. Bayer

6. Ely Jamilla Khaye E. Guillermo