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This document discusses key concepts related to computer-mediated communication (CMC) and social theories, including: - CMC as a social construct that explains social network and media behavior. - Early research on how humans interacted with computers. - Packet switching and how internet data is transferred. - Early adopters who first adopt new technologies. - User profiles, tagging, geotagging, and vlogs on social media. - Internet protocol addresses and virtual communities online. - The Electronic Frontier Foundation, a digital rights group founded in 1990 to defend civil liberties online. The document poses discussion questions about how CMC has influenced relationships, how social networks depict
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- 1. Chapter 2 (CMC, Diffusion and Social Theories) Maria Ciallella, Jacqueline Furey, Ochuwa Musa, and Matthew Thomas
- 2. Computer-Mediated Communication A social and research construct that begins to explain the nature of social network and social media behavior and culture
- 3. Human-Computer Interaction Early research into how humans engaged with computer hardware and software
- 4. Packet Switching The method of moving Internet data in packet chunks and re-assembling content upon arrival
- 5. Early Adopters In a diffusion cycle, the first to adopt new technologies and/or ideas
- 6. User Profiles Online descriptions of user identities
- 7. Tagging On Facebook, a person can be tagged in a photograph. In doing so, a name is associated with a face and perhaps a place, and these data can be shared across the social network
- 8. Geotagging Use of a computer software code that identifies location
- 9. Vlogs Video bloggers use video posts instead of texts
- 10. Internet Protocol (IP) An address number attached to a user computer or location
- 11. Virtual Community An online space creating a community experience among users
- 12. Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) An international, non-profit digital rights group founded by John Barlow in 1990 The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) is the leading organization defending civil liberties in the digital world. For decades EFF has worked tirelessly in the courts and with activists to protect the freedom to hack, tinker, remix, and create for the long term good of society. EFF defends free speech on the Internet, fights illegal surveillance, supports freedom-enhancing technologies, and much more.
- 13. Discussion Question - 1 How has CMC influenced the way we form relationships? How may it blur the lines between reality and fantasy? Computer-mediated communication (CMC) has influenced the way we form relationships in many ways. CMC may offer a voice to group with similar interests seeking social change, cultural shifts, and even political power (pg. 26). It is also influential in forming personal relationships via social media and social networking sites. CMC may blur the line between reality and fantasy because people may be having online interactions with others who may not be who they say they are, or are tricking a person into believing something that is not real.
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- 15. Discussion Question - 3 Describe your favorite Internet Meme: Why do you like it? How does it transfer cultural understandings from one person to another?