Research On The Cultivation Of College Students' Network Morality From The Perspective Of We-media

The advent of the era of network information makes the 21 st century an era of prevalence in the media.Since the media is the product of media transformation,the emergence of various instant messaging tools,such as blogs,WeChat,Weibo,QQ,SNS,etc.The media and the life of college students,especially the network moral cultivation,are deeply integrated.Therefore,it is of great significance to explore the cultivation of college students' network morality from the perspective of media.It is also an important topic that needs to be studied in the domestic ideological and theoretical circles.On the basis of integrating the achievements of the predecessors,this paper focuses on the following three aspects to conduct a special study on the cultivation of college students' network morality.Firstly,it gives a theoretical overview of self-media and college students' network moral cultivation,analyzes the connotation and basic characteristics of self-media concept,summarizes the relevant theories of network morality,and establishes the internal relationship between self-media and college students' network moral construction.Secondly,investigate and study the status quo of college students' network moral quality,find out the problems of college students' network morality and clarify the reasons for the problems.Finally,on the basis of grasping the connotation and mutual relationship between self-media and college students' network moral construction,as well as the problems faced by college students' network moral construction,they should "strengthen self-media supervision,improve network self-discipline,improve self-media team building and open up.Starting from the five basic aspects of media education posts,strengthening the construction of network culture and standardizing the leadership of media media,this paper proposes countermeasures and suggestions for the cultivation of college students' network morality from the perspective of media.