How Digital Gadgets And Media Affect Kids' Language Skills Through Youtube Adventures

Erna Budiarti

doi:10.61650/aops.v1i2.802

Authors

Erna Budiarti Universitas Pancasakti Bekasi , Indonesia

https://doi.org/10.61650/aops.v1i2.802

Keywords:

DIGITAL GADGETS, Language skill, youtube

Abstract

In our modern digital era, the internet plays a vital role in accessing worldwide information. Initially focused on communication, it has now transformed into a center for education and entertainment. YouTube, for example, offers video content that greatly influences early childhood development by enhancing creativity through visual engagement. This study examines YouTube's effect on children's creativity, showing that engaging content—such as vibrant visuals and music—fosters creative thinking. Educational videos with activities like coloring and singing boost creativity, supported by cognitive skills, motivation, and parental involvement.

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