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Social media is changing how people interact and share information. It allows for quick distribution of content across vast networks. While still new, social media is becoming an essential part of business strategy and is helping address global issues like human rights and climate change. The future will see even greater reliance on social media and mobile platforms to communicate, with more public and private organizations utilizing social networks to disseminate information and obtain feedback from users.
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2) Industry 4.0 can only succeed with Democracy 4.0 - public participation is primary, not just representative. Technology like big data and AI can support Democracy 4.0 by capturing important information and opinions from the public to help policymaking.
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- 4. Social Media Concept • Kubey (1998) opined that media education has yet to obtain popular support as computer liberated to leg up in the job. • Joint (2011) said that the new technology as ANTAEUS means, when you ask, it will come up the answer without knowing who helps! • Social media as a concept so new that it has not taken root in the lexicon of the code of ethics of Social Work organizations.
- 5. What are We Looking For? Practitioners and educators • Search innovative way • Meet mandate of promoting • examine the critical role to meet the goals Users explore • opportunities for instructional practice and platform of reality cognizant Pointed Out • offer easy ways to communicate, collaborate and share resources
- 6. How about the Future… • More access to hand phone than computer PC comfortable. • Local authorities use sms to remind young people for appointments. formal. • Twitter is widely accessible from virtually anywhere and is used to share news, events and discussions. Twitter is more using. • Save guards for children users 2.0 project develop by practitioners and educators.
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