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Social Media Guidance

Social media and digital communication tools can add to your learning experience at university and help you develop skills that will increase your employability upon graduation. Communication tools can support networking, help you engage with communities with shared interests, and provide peer feedback. Our guides will help you understand your responsibilities, the impact of your digital footprint and the strategic actions you can take to make the most of social media for learning
 
 

Responsible use of social media

Responsible use of social media
Visit the Responsible use of social media webpage
Download Responsible use of social media guidance (PDF, 97KB)

Using social media for learning

Social media for learning
Visit the Using social media for learning webpage
Download Using social media for learning (PDF, 130.1KB)

Managing your digital footprint

Footprint
Visit the Managing your digital footprint webpage
Download Managing your digital footprint guidance (PDF, 144.6KB)

Social media for employability

Social media for employability
Visit the Social media for employability webpage
Download Social media for employability guidance (PDF, 129.3KB)
The guides were originally developed in 2013 by Alison Purvis, Sue Beckingham, and Helen Rodger. The latest versions (2023) were developed by Alison Purvis and Sue Beckingham with support from Kerry Gregory, Claire Hannah, and Kieran White.