“…It is fair to say that in the last two decades our extensive use of social media has changed our lives and the way we communicate with others, receive information, create content, share content with others, and entertain ourselves, among other actions. The use of social media is so widespread that it has even become part of our teaching and learning experiences in K-12 (Becker & Bishop, 2016), higher education (Evans, 2014), and professional development (Greenhalgh & Koehler, 2017). There are a multitude of cases and research projects in which investigators address how, when, why, and where social media was used as part of a learning experience (Dabbagh&Kitsantas, 2012;Manca& Ranieri, 2016).…”