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Table 3 Q14: In your opinion, do you see these social media as an important part of your university learning?

From: Social media in undergraduate learning: categories and characteristics

Ā 

n (percent)

Strongly agree

Agree

Neutral

Disagree

Strongly disagree

Blogs (e.g., Blogger, WordPress)

18 (4.2)

94 (22.0)

159 (37.2)

102 (23.9)

54 (12.6)

Wikis (e.g., Wikimedia)

131 (30.7)

163 (38.2)

82 (19.2)

35 (8.2)

16 (3.7)

Google Apps (e.g., Google Calendar, Google Docs)

187 (43.1)

162 (37.3)

59 (13.6)

16 (3.7)

10 (2.3)

Image sharing (e.g., Flickr, Instagram, Pinterest)

19 (4.4)

78 (18.2)

162 (37.8)

98 (22.8)

72 (16.8)

Social bookmarking (e.g., Delicious)

8 (1.9)

24 (5.7)

189 (44.6)

117 (27.6)

86 (20.3)

Social networking (e.g., Facebook, Google+)

72 (16.7)

179 (41.4)

107 (24.8)

46 (10.6)

28 (6.5)

Social news sites (e.g., Reddit)

18 (4.3)

86 (20.3)

168 (39.7)

92 (21.7)

59 (13.9)

VOIP and Instant messaging (e.g., Skype, Google Talk, WhatsApp)

57 (13.3)

151 (35.4)

143 (33.5)

45 (10.5)

31 (7.3)

Do-it-yourself networks (e.g., Ning)

8 (1.9)

38 (9.1)

222 (53.2)

79 (18.9)

70 (16.8)

File sharing (e.g., Dropbox, Google Drive, BitTorrent)

211 (49.2)

150 (35.0)

54 (12.6)

9 (2.1)

5 (1.2)

Video sharing (e.g., YouTube, Vine)

142 (32.9)

182 (42.2)

70 (16.2)

25 (5.8)

12 (2.8)

Location-based applications (e.g., Foursquare, Google Maps)

22 (5.2)

72 (17.1)

180 (42.8)

88 (20.9)

59 (14.0)

Microblogs (e.g., Twitter)

19 (4.5)

67 (16.0)

155 (36.9)

106 (25.2)

73 (17.4)