Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and WhatsApp, allow its user to collect via real-time with each other no matter the time, place or occasion you have happening. These sites allow us to make new friends, share too much of our lives that shouldn’t be shared, follow and support important causes, get live updates such as traffic or MTA. Twitter, I found a little more changeling but only when I have, much to say and I am limited to a specific number of characters. But other than that, it is very engaging, and it allows you to have a discussion/debate on anything that catches your attention. WhatsApp is one of my favorites, I use it daily to communicate with anyone of my contacts. One feature that I really like and that drew my attention to it that I could call people from my home country and communicate in real time. Facebook is another great site for making ‘friends’ from all over the world. It allowed me to reconnect with my old High School friends and relatives. Another excellent feature is the job search option, where you can apply with your profile. Instagram, however, was my least favorite, mostly because I am not a fan of posting pictures and videos. It didn’t leave a lasting impression on me as the others did.
A college is as best as it's students and the resources that it provides for them, aside from the high quality of teachers another terrific way to improve the college is through the implementation of new media to help assist the students through live chats. New Media can be incorporated into the different departments of the school such as Bursar, Advisement and Financial Aid offices. They can have an instant chat option where the students can connect with these offices and receive immediate assistance. I work, and I know a lot of students work too and have families to take care of and it is difficult sometimes to take time out of our busy schedule to come into these offices. Email no longer is the fastest and efficient way to communicate. I sent an email five days ago to the Bursar's Office and I called but I have yet to receive any response. With the implementation of live chats, students can get answers to simple or puzzling questions. ...
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