This research investigates the potential of TikTok as a learning aid among students. By analyzing knowledge retention and behavioral change, we assess whether TikTok's educational content contributes to formal learning. The study employs quanti- tative methods to measure the platform's impact, offering insights into social media's role in educational settings.
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