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INSTAGRAM AS AN INNOVATIVE TOOL FOR
PROFESSIONAL TRAINING IN LIBRARY,
INFORMATION, AND ARCHIVAL STUDIES AT HIGHER
TECHNICAL EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS
© Shlenova Maryna
PhD in Philology, Associate Professor,
Associate Professor at the Department of
Document Studies and Ukrainian Language,
National Aerospace University «Kharkiv
Aviation Institute»
Kharkiv, Ukraine
email: m.shleneva@khai.edu
https://orcid.org/0000-0003-4297-6872
This article considers Instagram as an innovative tool for developing educational resources aimed
at training future specialists in library, information, and archival studies at higher technical education
institutions in the context of educational digitalization. Leveraging its functional features, such as Stories,
Reels, infographics, and interactive polls, Instagram facilitates the creation of visually oriented, interactive
content that fosters professional competencies, including visual literacy, media communication, critical
thinking, and creativity. The platform aligns with principles of integrated, competency-based, and student-
centered learning, adapting the educational process to the digital preferences of Generation Z, for whom social
media is integral to daily life. The study analyzes the integration of Instagram into professional training,
evaluates its impact on student motivation, digital literacy, and creativity, and provides recommendations
for establishing specialized educational accounts as virtual learning environments. Particular emphasis is
placed on ethical and psychosocial considerations, including digital addiction, data privacy, and the need for
methodological training to ensure educators’ effective use of Instagram. By supporting asynchronous learning,
removing temporal and spatial barriers, and enabling gamied approaches (e.g., quizzes and quests) and digital
portfolio development, Instagram is especially relevant for distance and blended learning formats. The article
underscores Instagram’s pedagogical value, proposing innovative learning approaches that align with the
demands of the digital economy and contemporary labor market. Future research directions include developing
didactic models for Instagram content tailored to library, information, and archival studies, analyzing its
impact on students’ professional identity and academic mobility, evaluating its effectiveness across diverse
higher education institutions, and formulating methodological guidelines for educators to create ethical and
secure digital learning environments.
Keywords: Instagram, educational tools, professional training, digital education, library, information,
and archival studies, future specialists, gamication, higher education, technical universities
Statement of the problem and its connection
with important scientic and practical tasks.
In the contemporary information society, digital
transformation permeates all spheres of human
activity, including education, necessitating
innovative tools for effective professional training
of future specialists. Social networks, traditionally
viewed as platforms for entertainment and
communication, are evolving into robust
educational ecosystems. These platforms facilitate
interactive, informal, and multimodal learning,
tailored to the preferences of modern users,
particularly Generation Z, for whom digital
environments are integral to daily life.
Among social networks, Instagram stands
out as a leading platform, boasting millions of
active users in Ukraine and globally. Its functional
features, including short-form videos (Reels),
interactive Stories, visual content, and feedback
mechanisms, transcend its recreational role,
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positioning Instagram as a dynamic environment
for developing, testing, and implementing
innovative educational tools. These tools align
with contemporary digital practices, enabling the
cultivation of professional competencies in an
engaging, accessible, and dynamic manner.
Despite the increasing prominence of social
networks in informal education, their potential
for systematic professional training remains
underexplored and underutilized. The absence
of evidence-based methodologies for leveraging
Instagram as an educational platform hinders its
integration into formal learning processes.
However, the practical value of this approach is
evident: incorporating Instagram into professional
training can enhance student motivation, foster
media literacy, stimulate creativity, and promote
adaptability to the demands of the digital economy.
Investigating Instagram’s potential as a tool
for professional training is a pertinent endeavor
with both scientic and practical implications.
Scientically, it deepens understanding of
social networks’ role in reshaping educational
paradigms. Practically, the ndings can inform
innovative pedagogical approaches that align with
the needs of the modern labor market and the
digital generation’s characteristics.
Analysis of key research and publications.
The digital transformation of education, as a
cornerstone of modern pedagogical evolution,
is thoroughly explored in the works of domestic
and international scholars, who identify key
strategies for effectively integrating information
and communication technologies into educational
processes. Within the framework of digital
didactics, dened by V. Bykov & M. Leshchenko
(2016) as the science of designing educational
environments using digital tools, social networks
serve not only as communication platforms but
also as robust educational resources. Instagram,
in particular, enables the creation of personalized
learning pathways, supports visually driven
knowledge frameworks, and fosters critical
thinking and digital literacy.
The perspectives of E. Richter et al. (2022) on
digital education within internet-based platforms,
such as Instagram, are highly relevant, especially
given the digital immersion of Generation
Z. Integrating Instagram into educational processes
enhances the motivational aspects of learning
by encouraging active, creative engagement,
as supported by I. Hussain et al. (2018), who
underscore the role of innovative digital tools
in cultivating effective learning environments.
The use of visual tools, such as Stories, Reels, and
IGTV, enables students in library, information,
and archival studies to develop professional
competencies alongside visual and informational
literacy, critical for roles involving information
systematization and archiving.
However, the intensive use of digital
platforms necessitates critical examination due to
their impact on cognitive functions and well-being.
O. Yudenkova (2022) highlights concerns regarding
digital addiction, notably nomophobia, while
Adrian et al. (2017) note the dual nature of constant
digital engagement: it facilitates socialization and
communication but risks cognitive overload.
Within the e-didactics framework, M. Gomez-
Ortiz et al. (2023) propose that Instagram’s tools,
digital stories, visual instructions, and interactive
tasks establish a novel visual-discursive learning
paradigm responsive to the demands of the digital
era. This paradigm is particularly signicant
for developing students’ abilities to critically
interpret visual information, adapt to evolving
digital landscapes, and achieve professional self-
realization in media spaces.
S. Bortolazzo & R. Machado (2021) explore
Instagram’s potential as an educational tool,
highlighting its inuence on reimagining
education, learning, teaching, and curriculum
design. Grounded in Cultural Studies in Education
and a post-structuralist perspective, the study
is structured in three interconnected research
movements. First, it examines Instagram’s
pedagogical features, emphasizing its role as a
learning platform. Second, it reviews the curriculum,
its evolving priorities, and transformations. Third,
it investigates how Instagram fosters innovative
approaches to curriculum development. The
ndings suggest that Instagram supports a mobile,
technology-driven curriculum, promoting digitally
aligned learning practices, as evidenced by expert
insights.
B. Celik et al. (2023) investigate higher
education students’ preferences for social media
platforms as educational tools, with a focus on
Instagram’s role in Turkey. Utilizing a pairwise
comparison method, the research ranks nine
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popular social media platforms, Instagram,
TikTok, YouTube, WhatsApp, Facebook, Twitter,
Snapchat, Telegram, and Pinterest, based on their
educational utility. Data were collected from
492 higher education students in Turkey and
analyzed using the Thurstone V equation. Results
reveal Instagram as the top-ranked platform
for educational purposes overall, followed
by WhatsApp and YouTube. Gender-based
preferences show variations: female students
prioritize WhatsApp, Instagram, and YouTube,
while male students favor Instagram, WhatsApp,
and YouTube. The ndings highlight Instagram’s
signicant potential as an effective and preferred
educational tool, reecting its adaptability to the
learning needs of digitally engaged students.
L. Cilliers & K. Viljoen (2023) examine
Instagram’s role as a marketing tool for Technical
and Vocational Education and Training (TVET)
colleges in South Africa. Analyzing posts from 19
TVET Instagram accounts (January 2019–June 2020)
through sentiment and descriptive analysis, it nds
only 57% of accounts active, making Instagram the
least used platform for marketing.
Colleges use Instagram to engage followers,
share updates, and promote achievements, with
positive or neutral sentiments. The lack of a social
media strategy leads to inconsistent use. The study
recommends a strategic framework from the
Department of Higher Education and Training to
enhance Instagram’s effectiveness for stakeholder
engagement.
J. Samaniego et al. (2020) explore Instagram’s
role as an educational tool to enhance creativity and
engagement among adolescents. Using Instagram’s
visual and interactive features, such as literary-
themed posts, the research analyzes educational
Instagram accounts to assess their impact on
students and teachers. A survey evaluates the
integration of devices with Instagram, measuring
engagement via likes and comments to determine
its effectiveness in fostering signicant learning
and classroom dynamics.
In the context of global digitalization, the
effectiveness of educational processes increasingly
hinges on educators’ ability to adapt content to
formats that resonate with students’ preferences.
Social media platforms, particularly Instagram,
emerge as powerful tools for pedagogical
interaction due to their widespread use and
interactive capabilities.
M. Shlenova (2025) emphasizes the need
for innovative teaching approaches that ensure
adaptability and exibility amid the evolving
educational landscape. Contemporary students,
immersed in mobile technologies and social media,
exhibit a natural anity for visual and interactive
content. This predisposition creates signicant
opportunities for leveraging Instagram as a
platform to deliver educational content, facilitate
communication, share academic outcomes, and
foster students’ academic identities.
O. Maslova et al. (2023) highlight a direct
correlation between the increased use of digital
devices during online learning and heightened
student engagement with social media. This trend
underscores the potential for a pedagogical shift:
rather than resisting the digital environment,
educators should integrate it into the learning
process.
I. Kolesnikova (2020) argues that Instagram
transcends its recreational role, serving as a
dynamic platform for constructing educational
experiences. By fostering creativity, digital
literacy, multimodal thinking, and self-expression,
Instagram aligns with the developmental needs
of modern learners, enhancing the educational
process through its visual and interactive features.
Instagram’s functionalities, including live
streams, Stories, Reels, pinned posts, polls, and
interactive stickers, offer signicant didactic
exibility, enabling the integration of blended,
asynchronous, and visually oriented learning
approaches. In the context of library, information,
and archival studies, where competencies in
communication, content visualization, media
management, and digital curation are essential,
Instagram serves as a versatile tool for creating
electronic exhibitions, project presentations,
educational storytelling, and digital collections.
Despite its evident potential, the use of
social media for educational purposes remains
unsystematic and suboptimal. The lack of an
integrated approach to developing content
aligned with educational program objectives often
undermines its effectiveness. Neglecting platform-
specic features or relying on monotonous
content delivery methods can diminish student
engagement, as substantiated by O. Pinchuk (2022).
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Formulation of the article’s aims and
objectives. This study aims to explore Instagram’s
potential as a platform for developing educational
tools to foster professional competencies among
future specialists in library, information, and
archival studies, and to validate its didactic ecacy
within digitalized education. Specic objectives
include: analyzing Instagram’s functionalities
(Stories, Reels, infographics) for creating interactive
educational materials; examining its integration
into professional training; evaluating its impact on
student motivation, creativity, and digital literacy;
proposing guidelines for establishing educational
accounts; and addressing ethical and psychosocial
considerations associated with platform use.
Presentation of the main material.
Developing Instagram-based educational tools for
training specialists in library, information, and
archival studies represents an innovative approach
to integrating digital technologies into professional
education. As a visually dominant platform,
Instagram signicantly inuences students’
cognitive engagement, as evidenced by V. Bykov &
M. Leshchenko (2016), who highlight the benets
of visual thinking and knowledge visualization.
Amid the rapid digitalization of educational
environments, this approach enhances students’
cognitive activity and learning motivation.
Contemporary higher education demands
differentiated and personalized strategies for
cultivating professional competencies, particularly
in information communication and digital literacy.
Students’ prociency in leveraging Instagram
content correlates closely with their baseline
knowledge and media literacy, necessitating
educators’ careful consideration of individual
learning styles and tailored content differentiation.
Instagram’s format facilitates the integration
of microlearning, visual storytelling, infographics,
short video tutorials, and thematic accounts
or hashtags to structure educational content
aligned with student-centered, digitally active
learning paradigms. A dening characteristic of
the platform is its pervasive presence in the lives
of young people, fostering trust in its role as a
knowledge dissemination channel and enhancing
student engagement in learning beyond classroom
hours.
The temporal and spatial exibility afforded
by Instagram is particularly valuable for
distance learning. This approach removes time
constraints, enabling students to self-regulate their
engagement with educational content, a critical
factor in constructing individualized learning
pathways. However, N. Sachaniuk-Kavets’ka et al.
(2021) note that not all students thrive in visually
oriented environments, underscoring the need
for adaptive instructional design to accommodate
diverse learning needs.
Special consideration must be given to
psychosocial factors affecting learning outcomes.
O. Vlasova et al. (2015) highlight the detrimental
effects of stress, social pressure, and emotional
distress on cognitive performance. In this context,
Instagram-based educational content can serve a
psycho-emotional role, fostering a supportive and
positively reinforcing environment, particularly
through interactive student community
engagement.
The integration of Instagram into the
training of specialists in library, information,
and archival studies extends beyond theoretical
knowledge acquisition to the development of
practical competencies. These include prociency
in managing digital resources, conducting
intellectual searches, organizing and visualizing
information, and engaging online audiences. By
leveraging Instagram’s functionalities, such as
visual communication, microlearning, storytelling,
and gamication, educators can systematically
cultivate these skills, aligning with the demands of
professional practice in a digital era.
The application of Instagram as an
educational platform aligns with the concept
of multimodal learning, which emphasizes
delivering information through diverse perceptual
channels, visual, auditory, and textual. This
approach optimizes cognitive processes, heightens
attention, and enhances retention. Instagram’s
visual focus, concise content delivery, exible
feedback mechanisms, and capabilities for
creating interactive Stories, short-form Reels, and
infographics make it an exemplary platform for
implementing multimodal learning principles.
In training future information specialists,
the cultivation of visual literacy, dened as the
ability to critically interpret, create, and transform
visual messages, is paramount. Utilizing Instagram
as an educational tool actively engages students
in content creation, fostering skills in digital
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storytelling, visual editing, creative design, and an
understanding of information ethics and copyright
principles. This hands-on approach equips students
with competencies essential for professional
practice in a digital media landscape.
Developing Instagram-based educational
tools involves establishing dedicated educational
accounts that function as virtual classrooms.
These accounts can host thematically organized
content addressing core disciplinary areas, such
as the history of librarianship, digital archives,
classication systems, information technologies,
and metadata management. Content can be
delivered via carousel posts, enabling concise
presentation of material enriched with examples,
diagrams, and visual models. Instagram’s
interactive features allow posts to incorporate
questions, discussion prompts, polls, or links to
external resources, enhancing student engagement.
The Stories and Reels functionalities are
particularly noteworthy, offering opportunities
for mini-lectures, case study presentations, or
showcases of real-world practices in information
institutions. For instance, students might create
Stories featuring brief video tours of archives
or libraries, illustrating document processing,
cataloging, or digitization workows. Such tasks
not only hone professional skills but also develop
competencies in public presentation, aligning
with contemporary expectations for information
specialists.
A primary advantage of Instagram in education
lies in its capacity to facilitate gamied learning,
signicantly enhancing student motivation.
Through the Stories feature, educators can design
daily quizzes, quests, or thematic marathons (e.g.,
“Five Days of Library Terminology”) to reinforce
course material. Such activities stimulate cognitive
engagement, fostering rapid analysis, decision-
making, and collaborative interaction within
digital environments.
Equally critical is the provision of
methodological support and digital training
for educators employing Instagram. Crafting
educational content demands prociency in digital
design tools, storytelling, visual communication
principles, and pedagogically sound format
selection. Consequently, there is a pressing need
for methodological guidelines and professional
development programs to equip educators with
the skills to integrate social media effectively into
teaching practices.
Ethical and legal considerations are
paramount when incorporating social media into
professional training. Issues such as condentiality,
personal data protection, copyright adherence
for visual content, and the creation of a secure
online learning environment must be addressed.
These considerations should be embedded in the
training of both students and educators to ensure
responsible platform use.
The reective dimension of Instagram-
based learning warrants particular attention.
By analyzing their posts, audience interactions,
discussion contributions, and visual diaries,
students develop critical self-reection skills,
enabling them to assess the impact of their content
and cultivate a professional digital identity.
This is especially pertinent for future librarians,
archivists, and information managers, whose roles
increasingly encompass media communication
and cultural inuence.
Integrating Instagram into education
should occur within cohesive modules that
blend traditional and digital learning modalities.
For instance, pairing lectures with social
media activities allows students to consolidate
knowledge, explore broader interpretations, and
pursue independent inquiry. Moreover, Instagram
can serve as a platform for curating electronic
portfolios, showcasing students’ academic work,
projects, multimedia content, reviews, and micro-
research, thereby enhancing their professional
proles.
Instagram holds signicant promise as a
platform for fostering international educational
collaboration and intercultural communication.
Collaborative projects among students from diverse
countries, participation in global information
ashmobs, and content creation in English or other
discipline-specic languages expand opportunities
for academic mobility, elevate the global visibility
of library and archival studies, and promote
national cultural heritage.
Conclusions. The development and
integration of Instagram-based educational
tools into the training of specialists in library,
information, and archival studies represent an
innovative and pedagogically robust approach,
responsive to the demands of the digital era. By
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leveraging Instagram as an educational platform,
educators can implement principles of integrated,
competency-based, and student-centered learning,
fostering professional skills in an engaging
and dynamic format. The platform’s features
Stories, Reels, infographics, and interactive polls
enable the creation of visually rich content that
stimulates cognitive processes, enhances student
motivation, and strengthens digital literacy.
Instagram facilitates the cultivation of essential
competencies, including visual literacy, media
communication, critical thinking, and creativity,
which are indispensable for information
professionals. Specialized educational accounts,
gamied activities, and microlearning through
short videos and carousel posts provide accessible,
digitally aligned avenues for acquiring professional
knowledge. Furthermore, Instagram supports
asynchronous learning, overcoming temporal and
spatial constraints, making it particularly suited for
distance and blended learning modalities. Beyond
academic benets, Instagram fosters psycho-
emotional engagement by cultivating a supportive
environment through interactive exchanges
and positive reinforcement. This not only boosts
motivation but also shapes professional identity
through digital portfolios, project showcases,
and participation in international educational
initiatives. However, effective implementation
requires methodological training for educators,
adherence to ethical standards, and strategies to
mitigate risks of digital addiction, ensuring a safe
and productive learning environment.
Future research directions. Future research
should focus on developing didactic models for
Instagram content tailored to information studies
curricula, analyzing the impact of these practices
on students’ professional identity and academic
mobility, conducting comparative studies of
Instagram’s ecacy across diverse higher
education institutions, evaluating the long-term
effects of gamied and visual learning approaches
on cognitive and psycho-emotional outcomes,
and formulating methodological guidelines for
educators to create ethical and secure digital
learning environments.
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Рекомендовано до друку / Accepted: 23.06.2025
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© Шленьова Марина
INSTAGRAM ЯК ІННОВАЦІЙНИЙ ІНСТРУМЕНТ
ДЛЯ ПРОФЕСІЙНОЇ ПІДГОТОВКИ МАЙБУТНІХ
ФАХІВЦІВ З БІБЛІОТЕЧНОЇ, ІНФОРМАЦІЙНОЇ
ТА АРХІВНОЇ СПРАВИ У ЗАКЛАДАХ ВИЩОЇ
ТЕХНІЧНОЇ ОСВІТИ
© Шленьова Марина
кандидатка філологічних наук, доцентка,
доцентка кафедри документознавства та
української мови, Національний аерокос-
мічний університет «Харківський авіацій-
ний інститут»
Харків, Україна
email: m.shleneva@khai.edu
https://orcid.org/0000-0003-4297-6872
У статті розглядається Instagram як інноваційний інструмент для розробки освітніх ре-
сурсів з метою підготовки майбутніх фахівців з бібліотечної, інформаційної та архівної справи
у закладах вищої технічної освіти у контексті цифровізації освіти. Використовуючи свої функ-
ціональні можливості, такі як Stories, Reels, інфографіка та інтерактивні опитування, Instagram
сприяє створенню візуально орієнтованого інтерактивного контенту, що сприяє розвитку про-
фесійних компетентностей, включаючи візуальну грамотність, медіакомунікацію, критичне
мислення та креативність.
Платформа відповідає принципам інтегрованого, компетентнісного та орієнтованого на
студента навчання, адаптуючи освітній процес до цифрових уподобань покоління Z, для якого
соціальні медіа є невід’ємною частиною повсякденного життя. У дослідженні аналізується інте-
грація Instagram у професійну підготовку, оцінюється його вплив на мотивацію студентів, циф-
рову грамотність та креативність, а також надаються рекомендації щодо створення спеціалізо-
ваних освітніх акаунтів як віртуальних навчальних середовищ.
Особлива увага приділяється етичним та психосоціальним аспектам, включаючи циф-
рову залежність, конфіденційність даних та необхідність методологічної підготовки для забез-
печення ефективного використання Instagram викладачами. Завдяки підтримці асинхронного
навчання, усуненню часових і просторових бар’єрів, а також можливості використання ігрових
підходів (наприклад, вікторин і квестів) та розробки цифрових портфоліо, Instagram є особливо
актуальним для дистанційних і змішаних форматів навчання.
У статті підкреслюється педагогічна цінність Instagram, пропонуються інноваційні підхо-
ди до навчання, що відповідають вимогам цифрової економіки та сучасного ринку праці. Май-
бутні напрямки досліджень включають розробку дидактичних моделей для контенту Instagram,
адаптованого до бібліотечних, інформаційних та архівних досліджень, аналіз його впливу на
професійну ідентичність та академічну мобільність студентів, оцінку його ефективності в різ-
них закладах вищої освіти та формулювання методологічних рекомендацій для викладачів
щодо створення етичних та безпечних цифрових навчальних середовищ.
Ключові слова: Instagram, освітні інструменти, професійна підготовка, цифрова освіта,
бібліотечна, інформаційна та архівна справа, майбутні фахівці, гейміфікація, вища освіта, тех-
нічні університети
DOI https://doi.org/10.34142/27091805.2025.6.01.10