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TikTok is a social network launched in the Chinese market in 2016 (as Douyin)
and internationally in 2017 (as TikTok). In 2018, it was the most downloaded mobile app
in the United States, and is currently available in more than 150 countries, and has
more than 800 million monthly active users. Of these, 41% are between 16 and 24 , a
younger demographic than we find on other social networks. TikTok allows users to
create and share short videos (15 to 60 seconds) that are quick and easy to edit with
authored by professionals from different disciplines, students, and other users, who
have shared their knowledge to this social network's audiences.The videos linked to the
recipes, health tips, learning other languages, to creating origami figures, all created by
its users.
Previous studies confirm that the use of video minilectures improves participants'
satisfaction. Storytelling becomes vital to connect these learning elements together, and
videos provide a natural way to tell stories. Educational video motivation is to engage
and drive the learner to feel ownership of their own learning and associate themselves
TikTok has the ideal format and tools for authors to create short educational
videos. Currently, LearnOnTikTok videos have 72 billion views, and hundreds are
uploaded every day. However, inferring the knowledge areas from the learning content
available in posts can be challenging since the message conveyed is also supported by
a combination of music, audio, and text snippets included in the video. To achieve this
goal, we propose a framework that includes some steps, such as gathering the TikTok
videos, processing text and audio metadata information that is part of videos using
computer vision and audio recognition techniques. It also contemplates processes for
classifying the information collected into knowledge categories using natural language
The global pandemic has shifted the way of learning significantly. Although much
of the initial shift to online learning was forced, rather than planned, many benefits of
such as electronic media in the learning process (Thomas & Graham, 2019). However,
with online learning, students miss some features of classroom-based learning, such as
blended approach to learning has been received positively by students (Shen et al,
forward post the pandemic. The blended learning incorporates technology with a focus
on active learning that is achieved by replacing face to face time with a percentage of