Texting language—often called textese or netspeak—is widely used in online microblogging environments (such as X/Twitter, Tumblr, or similar short-form platforms). Its practicality can be examined from several key perspectives:

1. Efficiency and Brevity

Microblogging platforms usually impose character limits or encourage short posts. Texting language is practical because it:
Shortens words (u for you, btw, idk)

Uses abbreviations and acronyms to convey meaning quickly
This allows users to express ideas within tight space constraints while maintaining speed and convenience.

2. Informality and Social Connection

Texting language supports a casual, conversational tone that fits the social nature of microblogging. It:
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Asynchronous learning can be a challenge for those who like to procrastinate.

Technology is ever evolving and we all have to adapt to these changes.

Teaching them the importance of properly communicating is a great tool.

Accommodate for special needs

Clear and consistent interaction

Asking open ended questions to stay engaged with students

By staying consistently engaged with students online by discussion or announcements.

I will try to continue to maintain a positive learning environment as well as remain fair on grading