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Educating via social media has several options. Social media may help schools and university libraries sell and promote themselves. Since many instructors and students already use social media and other technologies, it's easier than ever to incorporate them into curriculum. Each social networking site has several classroom uses, from alerts to live lectures and more. First, social media networks allow students, educators, and parents to check in, ask questions, and obtain responses. Social media may boost e-learning. Social networking may help students work remotely. Training students to work remotely is becoming increasingly vital as online programs and jobs grow. Before using social media in the classroom, it's important to understand its effects, but we're certain it will help pupils learn technology. It's not how many people "like" your posts that's driving social media in the classroom. Social media encourages collaboration, open forums, and rapid information sharing, which helps students develop creative, critical thinking, and communication skills faster. Self-directed learning on social media helps students find answers and make decisions. Because social media gives students more freedom to communicate and collaborate outside the classroom, they experience the globally linked world before entering the workforce. Repeating these social media skills in a classroom context improves learning and critical thinking.