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This document discusses navigating modern social media from a student perspective. It outlines some of the negatives of social media like finstas, cyberbullying, FOMO, and depressing news overload. However, it also provides examples of how social media can be used positively, such as how TikTok helped Olivia Rodrigo's music go viral and the creation of political accounts dedicated to making change. Finally, it notes career opportunities in social media fields and trends in how Gen Z is using social media less but favoring apps like TikTok, Discord, and BeReal.
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- 1. Navigating Modern Social Media A Student Perspective by Michéa Dawson
- 2. MIchéa DAwson • Senior at Shepherd University • Major: Communications and New Media • Minor: Psychology • Member of NMCGZ
- 3. The Bad
- 4. FInstas • Finsta - A spam Instagram account where people post what they are too afraid to post on the real account
- 5. Mental health • Cyberbullying • FOMO ( Fear of Missing Out) • Flood of depressing news
- 6. Social media cleanse • No more FOMO • Better Posture • Better Focus • Less Anxiety
- 7. The Good
- 9. Olivia Rodrigo • TikTok assisted Olivia Rodrigo in making her music viral
- 10. Gen Z for Change A political account created by Gen Z dedicated to making meaningful change in the world
- 11. JObs • Content Creator • Social Media Manager • Social Media Marketing Manager • Social Media Editor • Social Media Analyst
- 12. Gen Z • Gen Z social media use is down since 2019 • Gen Z leans towards apps like: TikTok, Discord, Twitch, and BeReal • #filterdrop • Changing the way companies market
- 15. Thank you for your time • Email: micheadawson@gmail.com • Social Media: @micheadawson