Following this concept, the author continues and states: “After teaching teachers, the sensible thing is to educate students in digital citizenship, not only trying to put the fear of God in them about bullying or sexting, but to discuss the positives and negatives of the whole changing landscape” (Rutledge). This shows how social media etiquette with students and teachers is crucial. Furthermore, this is perhaps the best solution to keep the ethics of Facebook friendship at bay because there are clear positives and clear negatives regarding the whole issue, hence digital citizenship literacy and intercommunications between students and teachers they are not a black or white issue. Personally, I have sought the use of some means of social media for academic purposes. At university we use a learning management system called Schoology where posts, updates and messages are used to keep students, staff and teachers up to date on the latest school events. It is also used to keep in touch with teachers for homework deadlines and questions and queries