The presentation is all about the impact of Social impact on human behaviour and society.

1. J.C. Bose University of Science and Technology, YMCA, Faridabad
DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES
Presentation
on
THE IMPACT OF SOCIAL MEDIA
Submitted To: Submitted By:
Dr. Gunjan Gumber Ankit Singla
(19001703009)

2. What is Social Media?

3. HISTORY
Of
SOCIAL MEDIA

4. Most of the world is now on social !
• 97% of digital consumers have used social media in the past
month. 84% of people with access to the internet use social
media.
• 50% of the global population is using social media: that’s 3.8
billion people (an increase of 9.2% since 2019).
• India has had the biggest increase in social media users since
2019, with 130 million new users, a 48% year-over-year increase.
• Last year, people spent 2 hours and 24 minutes on social media
every day, across devices. Worldwide, people aged 16–24 spend
closer to 3 hours a day on social.
Source: https://blog.hootsuite.com/social-media-statistics-for-social-media-managers/

5. Social media has changed not only our
powers of thinking, but today governs our
behaviour and social conducts as well !

6. The Good
Impact !

7. • Social Media adds creativity to one’s
thinking.
• Allows people to explore actively.
• Teaches how to deal to deal with successes
and failures in real life.
• Connectivity with family, friends and
organisations.

8. • Gives a worldwide platform to express without
biasness.
• Web based life is a financially savvy promoting
and marketing medium.
• Successful Administration.
• Improves an individual’s self-adequacy.
• Help psychological adaptability and poise.

9. The Bad
Impact !

10. • No face to face interactions.
• People are unhappy because of comparison
with other lives.
• Commonly used tool to spread negativity
and rumours online.
• related with cyber bullying and digital
maltreatment by mysterious clients on the
web.

11. • Digital harassing is another developing
pattern among social media networking sites.
• Dependence via web-based networking
media results in various negative wellbeing
effects.

12. Source: Royal Society for public health survey of 1,479 of British teens of 2017.

13. A Recent Case : Social Media and COVID-19
The Good
• Alert people of something
serious in a very, very quick
manner.
• Full packet of information.
The Bad
• misinformation or “fake
news”

14. Despite the fact that
there are some negative
impacts, online life can
be considered as a
shelter to society !