Facebook was started in 2004 by Mark Zuckerberg and was originally called Thefacebook. It is now the largest social network worldwide with over 750 million users. Users can connect with friends, share photos and updates, and join groups. The document provides details on Facebook's history and growth, how to create an account, customize privacy settings, and control what information is shared through apps.
Everything to Know About New Facebook Settingsnicole.landguth
In April 2010 Facebook began a pilot program opening their API and allowing Facebook identities to be ported across the web to sites like Yelp and Pandora. Just in case you or someone you know wants to know how to disable this and other profile-sharing features this guide explains it all!
1. The document provides guidance on setting up a Facebook profile, including using your real name, adding personal information, adjusting privacy settings, finding friends, and customizing your profile and experience.
2. It emphasizes the importance of privacy settings, explaining how to control what information is visible and to whom. Various options are described to allow fine-grained control over profile details, photos, videos, and more.
3. Tips are provided on organizing friends lists, removing people, securing your account, and using additional apps and tools to customize your Facebook experience while maintaining privacy and security. Comprehensive guidance is given on all aspects of using the platform.
This document provides a beginner's guide to using Facebook. It covers how to set up an account, build a profile, find friends, and navigate the various parts of Facebook. Key sections include the homepage layout, news feed, messages, notifications, search, and account settings. It also describes how to interact with others through posting on walls and timelines, liking/commenting on posts, sharing photos, and joining groups and events. The document concludes with information on deactivating a Facebook account.
Facebook provides little privacy for users. Settings can control who sees posts and profile information, but once something is posted online Facebook loses control over its distribution. Apps and third parties may collect user data in ways users don't expect. The only way to fully remove an account and data from Facebook is to deactivate for 14 days and not use any connected sites or apps in that time.
The document provides instructions for signing up and setting up a Facebook profile. It explains that Facebook allows users to connect with people they know and find others nearby. The sign up process involves entering basic contact information, choosing a network type (high school, college, or work), agreeing to terms of service, and confirming an email address. After signing up, users are prompted to add a profile photo, find friends from their education history, and change their contact email.
Tying it all together: Connecting your Social Media Websites (Cherie Dargan, ...Cherie Dargan
This brief presentation explains how to maximize your social media activity, by connecting social media websites so that a post on Twitter or Tumblr then shows up in your Facebook timeline. It was part of the program for the Social Media Pre-Conference on Wednesday, June 19, 2013 at CWW 2013.
This document provides guidance on optimizing social media profiles on Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn. It begins by explaining the benefits of using social media for business and providing statistics on user bases. It then provides step-by-step instructions for setting up accounts and profiles on each platform. The document emphasizes using keywords related to your business and being natural rather than excessive. It focuses on customizing profile pictures and information for each account.
Everything to Know About New Facebook Settingsnicole.landguth
In April 2010 Facebook began a pilot program opening their API and allowing Facebook identities to be ported across the web to sites like Yelp and Pandora. Just in case you or someone you know wants to know how to disable this and other profile-sharing features this guide explains it all!
1. The document provides guidance on setting up a Facebook profile, including using your real name, adding personal information, adjusting privacy settings, finding friends, and customizing your profile and experience.
2. It emphasizes the importance of privacy settings, explaining how to control what information is visible and to whom. Various options are described to allow fine-grained control over profile details, photos, videos, and more.
3. Tips are provided on organizing friends lists, removing people, securing your account, and using additional apps and tools to customize your Facebook experience while maintaining privacy and security. Comprehensive guidance is given on all aspects of using the platform.
This document provides a beginner's guide to using Facebook. It covers how to set up an account, build a profile, find friends, and navigate the various parts of Facebook. Key sections include the homepage layout, news feed, messages, notifications, search, and account settings. It also describes how to interact with others through posting on walls and timelines, liking/commenting on posts, sharing photos, and joining groups and events. The document concludes with information on deactivating a Facebook account.
Facebook provides little privacy for users. Settings can control who sees posts and profile information, but once something is posted online Facebook loses control over its distribution. Apps and third parties may collect user data in ways users don't expect. The only way to fully remove an account and data from Facebook is to deactivate for 14 days and not use any connected sites or apps in that time.
The document provides instructions for signing up and setting up a Facebook profile. It explains that Facebook allows users to connect with people they know and find others nearby. The sign up process involves entering basic contact information, choosing a network type (high school, college, or work), agreeing to terms of service, and confirming an email address. After signing up, users are prompted to add a profile photo, find friends from their education history, and change their contact email.
Tying it all together: Connecting your Social Media Websites (Cherie Dargan, ...Cherie Dargan
This brief presentation explains how to maximize your social media activity, by connecting social media websites so that a post on Twitter or Tumblr then shows up in your Facebook timeline. It was part of the program for the Social Media Pre-Conference on Wednesday, June 19, 2013 at CWW 2013.
This document provides guidance on optimizing social media profiles on Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn. It begins by explaining the benefits of using social media for business and providing statistics on user bases. It then provides step-by-step instructions for setting up accounts and profiles on each platform. The document emphasizes using keywords related to your business and being natural rather than excessive. It focuses on customizing profile pictures and information for each account.
This document provides an overview of social networking and how to engage with various social media platforms. It discusses what social networking is, popular sites like Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn, and why people use social media. Tips are provided on how to set up accounts, protect privacy, create avatars, and maintain an online presence. The document aims to educate users on social networking tools and their appropriate use.
Social Media is the latest and greatest way to network, be it with clients, partners or potential sponsors. No matter what it’s about, it has a place in Social Media. This eBook is here to tell you where your content should go and why it should go there.
Final slide show for basic training for Facebook, with Beginning Twitter information and industry updates for other platforms. Taken from Coldwell Banker Bain training 6/23/15
The document discusses using social media for brands and provides tips on various social media platforms. It recommends using RSS feeds to automatically publish content updates across different sites. It then provides guidance on setting up and optimizing pages/profiles on key platforms like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and Foursquare to engage customers and drive traffic. Mobile internet usage is growing rapidly as well.
The document provides information about several social media platforms, including Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. It discusses their histories, purposes, content, target users, sources of revenue, and legal/ethical issues. Facebook was launched in 2004 by Mark Zuckerberg and others. It aims to connect users and allow them to share what matters to them. Content includes profiles, posts, photos and videos. Over 1 billion people actively use Facebook. The document also examines Twitter and Instagram in a similar format, discussing their origins and key aspects of how they function as social media sites.
This document provides draft designs and pages for a proposed social media site called EYE. It includes draft sketches of a sign-in page and homepage. Final designed pages shown include the sign-in, profile, homepage, fashion, and music pages. The pages include features for users to create an account, view and post content, see profiles of other users, and read news and updates within specific categories like fashion and music. Advertisements are also included to generate revenue for the free social media site.
This document provides information and instructions on how to create a successful Facebook Fan Page. Some key points:
- Facebook has over 300 million active users, with the fastest growing demographic being those over 35. Users average 130 friends and there are over 45 million daily status updates.
- Fan Pages are better for organizations than Groups, as Pages allow unlimited fans, email blasts to all fans, and hosting of applications. Pages separate the organization brand from individual administrators.
- Creating a Fan Page first requires making a personal Facebook profile. From there, users can go to facebook.com/pages/create to set up their new Page, choosing the Non-profit category. Effective Fan Pages require strategic planning and resources to maintain engagement.
The document provides details on three potential social media ideas for a student project. It includes mind maps outlining the key aspects of each idea such as color schemes, logos, competitors, target audiences, and technological convergences. One idea is presented in further detail with sections on its purpose, homepage features, name and slogan, competitors, layout, and target audience analysis. Font style options are discussed for the logo, and copyright information is addressed.
Facebook began in 2004 and has grown tremendously. It allows college students to connect with friends and classmates by creating profiles and joining groups. However, students should be cautious about posting personal information since profiles and content can be seen by more than just friends. While Facebook provides a way to socialize, students report it can also distract from academics. The document provides tips on using privacy settings and thinking carefully about what content is shared online.
This document provides summaries of popular social media platforms including Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Instagram, Vine, Snapchat, Flickr, Tumblr, and Goodreads. It describes the basic purpose and functionality of each site, how to create an account, privacy and deletion options. Key points are that Facebook allows profile creation and photo/comment sharing, Twitter focuses on short message posts, and LinkedIn facilitates professional and employment networking. Privacy and deletion processes generally involve account settings pages.
Learn how to exploit the power of Facebook to build your online image, be identified by industry leaders, develop meaningful relationships with others in your industry, and position yourself as a knowledge expert in your field. Hosted by: Facebook Talent Marks WEBINAR
This document provides 27 steps to set up a basic Facebook profile. It recommends filling out key information fields like name, photo, activities and about section. However, sensitive details like religion, politics or full birthday can be omitted. Contact info like office phone and website are good to include. Education and work history should also be added to help Facebook recommend connections from those networks. Once the profile is set up, the next step is adding photos.
Facebook collects various types of user information including data from user accounts, friends' shares, actions on Facebook, devices used to access Facebook, and third parties. Facebook uses this information to provide services to users and third parties like advertisers and developers. Facebook only shares user information with permission, after providing notice, or after removing personally identifiable information. Facebook's privacy settings allow users to control who can see their posts, who can contact them, how to block other users, and customize privacy on a granular level for different types of content and sharing. The presentation provides an overview of Facebook's privacy policy and tools users can use to manage their privacy settings.
Using Social Media Tools & Technology to Promote Your School District -- Long...Evelyn McCormack
This document provides an overview of using social media tools and technologies to promote school districts. It discusses popular social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and blogs/newsletters. It also addresses common myths about social media, and provides tips on setting up accounts and pages on these platforms as well as using additional tools like hashtags and URL shorteners. The document aims to demonstrate how social media can help publicize achievements, drive traffic to websites, and develop personal learning networks.
The document summarizes information about various social media products including Twitter, Snapchat, and Instagram. It discusses their founders, mission statements, revenue sources, target audiences, and legal/ethical issues. For Twitter specifically, it describes its simple color scheme and navigation features, how it makes money through advertisements, and that its target users are young adults who use it to stay informed on current events and celebrity gossip.
A Basic Guide to Setting Up & Using Facebook and Facebook PagesSian Jamieson
Moray Connections organised a training day for museum and heritage centre volunteers in using Facebook to promote their organisations. This presentation provides a basic how to guide to setting up a facebook account, creating your profile, creating posts, adding images, and creating a facebook page.
This document provides instructions for customizing privacy settings on Facebook. It begins by emphasizing the importance of logging out of Facebook after use to prevent others from accessing the account. It then guides the reader through the privacy settings, explaining each option and recommending settings like limiting friends lists and current city/hometown to friends only. Screenshots illustrate the steps to access privacy settings and customize who can view profile information, send messages, search for the account, and more. The goal is to help users safely enjoy social networking by controlling what information is visible to others.
Nobot Inc. is developing a social media marketing strategy that includes global and domestic Facebook pages as well as an internal group page. They have created a Nobot fanpage in English for global audiences and an AdMaker fanpage in Japanese for domestic audiences. Next steps include increasing engagement on the pages through ads, growing friends networks, linking to other media, and trying other tips to improve performance.
The document discusses resolved shear stress (RSS), which is the component of an applied stress that acts to cause slip along a slip plane in the slip direction of a crystal. It defines RSS and provides an equation to calculate it based on applied load, cross-sectional area, and angles between the slip plane/direction and the direction of the applied stress. It states that slip begins when RSS reaches the critical resolved shear stress (CRSS), which depends on composition, temperature, and defect density in the crystal.
This document provides an overview of social networking and how to engage with various social media platforms. It discusses what social networking is, popular sites like Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn, and why people use social media. Tips are provided on how to set up accounts, protect privacy, create avatars, and maintain an online presence. The document aims to educate users on social networking tools and their appropriate use.
Social Media is the latest and greatest way to network, be it with clients, partners or potential sponsors. No matter what it’s about, it has a place in Social Media. This eBook is here to tell you where your content should go and why it should go there.
Final slide show for basic training for Facebook, with Beginning Twitter information and industry updates for other platforms. Taken from Coldwell Banker Bain training 6/23/15
The document discusses using social media for brands and provides tips on various social media platforms. It recommends using RSS feeds to automatically publish content updates across different sites. It then provides guidance on setting up and optimizing pages/profiles on key platforms like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and Foursquare to engage customers and drive traffic. Mobile internet usage is growing rapidly as well.
The document provides information about several social media platforms, including Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. It discusses their histories, purposes, content, target users, sources of revenue, and legal/ethical issues. Facebook was launched in 2004 by Mark Zuckerberg and others. It aims to connect users and allow them to share what matters to them. Content includes profiles, posts, photos and videos. Over 1 billion people actively use Facebook. The document also examines Twitter and Instagram in a similar format, discussing their origins and key aspects of how they function as social media sites.
This document provides draft designs and pages for a proposed social media site called EYE. It includes draft sketches of a sign-in page and homepage. Final designed pages shown include the sign-in, profile, homepage, fashion, and music pages. The pages include features for users to create an account, view and post content, see profiles of other users, and read news and updates within specific categories like fashion and music. Advertisements are also included to generate revenue for the free social media site.
This document provides information and instructions on how to create a successful Facebook Fan Page. Some key points:
- Facebook has over 300 million active users, with the fastest growing demographic being those over 35. Users average 130 friends and there are over 45 million daily status updates.
- Fan Pages are better for organizations than Groups, as Pages allow unlimited fans, email blasts to all fans, and hosting of applications. Pages separate the organization brand from individual administrators.
- Creating a Fan Page first requires making a personal Facebook profile. From there, users can go to facebook.com/pages/create to set up their new Page, choosing the Non-profit category. Effective Fan Pages require strategic planning and resources to maintain engagement.
The document provides details on three potential social media ideas for a student project. It includes mind maps outlining the key aspects of each idea such as color schemes, logos, competitors, target audiences, and technological convergences. One idea is presented in further detail with sections on its purpose, homepage features, name and slogan, competitors, layout, and target audience analysis. Font style options are discussed for the logo, and copyright information is addressed.
Facebook began in 2004 and has grown tremendously. It allows college students to connect with friends and classmates by creating profiles and joining groups. However, students should be cautious about posting personal information since profiles and content can be seen by more than just friends. While Facebook provides a way to socialize, students report it can also distract from academics. The document provides tips on using privacy settings and thinking carefully about what content is shared online.
This document provides summaries of popular social media platforms including Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Instagram, Vine, Snapchat, Flickr, Tumblr, and Goodreads. It describes the basic purpose and functionality of each site, how to create an account, privacy and deletion options. Key points are that Facebook allows profile creation and photo/comment sharing, Twitter focuses on short message posts, and LinkedIn facilitates professional and employment networking. Privacy and deletion processes generally involve account settings pages.
Learn how to exploit the power of Facebook to build your online image, be identified by industry leaders, develop meaningful relationships with others in your industry, and position yourself as a knowledge expert in your field. Hosted by: Facebook Talent Marks WEBINAR
This document provides 27 steps to set up a basic Facebook profile. It recommends filling out key information fields like name, photo, activities and about section. However, sensitive details like religion, politics or full birthday can be omitted. Contact info like office phone and website are good to include. Education and work history should also be added to help Facebook recommend connections from those networks. Once the profile is set up, the next step is adding photos.
Facebook collects various types of user information including data from user accounts, friends' shares, actions on Facebook, devices used to access Facebook, and third parties. Facebook uses this information to provide services to users and third parties like advertisers and developers. Facebook only shares user information with permission, after providing notice, or after removing personally identifiable information. Facebook's privacy settings allow users to control who can see their posts, who can contact them, how to block other users, and customize privacy on a granular level for different types of content and sharing. The presentation provides an overview of Facebook's privacy policy and tools users can use to manage their privacy settings.
Using Social Media Tools & Technology to Promote Your School District -- Long...Evelyn McCormack
This document provides an overview of using social media tools and technologies to promote school districts. It discusses popular social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and blogs/newsletters. It also addresses common myths about social media, and provides tips on setting up accounts and pages on these platforms as well as using additional tools like hashtags and URL shorteners. The document aims to demonstrate how social media can help publicize achievements, drive traffic to websites, and develop personal learning networks.
The document summarizes information about various social media products including Twitter, Snapchat, and Instagram. It discusses their founders, mission statements, revenue sources, target audiences, and legal/ethical issues. For Twitter specifically, it describes its simple color scheme and navigation features, how it makes money through advertisements, and that its target users are young adults who use it to stay informed on current events and celebrity gossip.
A Basic Guide to Setting Up & Using Facebook and Facebook PagesSian Jamieson
Moray Connections organised a training day for museum and heritage centre volunteers in using Facebook to promote their organisations. This presentation provides a basic how to guide to setting up a facebook account, creating your profile, creating posts, adding images, and creating a facebook page.
This document provides instructions for customizing privacy settings on Facebook. It begins by emphasizing the importance of logging out of Facebook after use to prevent others from accessing the account. It then guides the reader through the privacy settings, explaining each option and recommending settings like limiting friends lists and current city/hometown to friends only. Screenshots illustrate the steps to access privacy settings and customize who can view profile information, send messages, search for the account, and more. The goal is to help users safely enjoy social networking by controlling what information is visible to others.
Nobot Inc. is developing a social media marketing strategy that includes global and domestic Facebook pages as well as an internal group page. They have created a Nobot fanpage in English for global audiences and an AdMaker fanpage in Japanese for domestic audiences. Next steps include increasing engagement on the pages through ads, growing friends networks, linking to other media, and trying other tips to improve performance.
The document discusses resolved shear stress (RSS), which is the component of an applied stress that acts to cause slip along a slip plane in the slip direction of a crystal. It defines RSS and provides an equation to calculate it based on applied load, cross-sectional area, and angles between the slip plane/direction and the direction of the applied stress. It states that slip begins when RSS reaches the critical resolved shear stress (CRSS), which depends on composition, temperature, and defect density in the crystal.
Microsoft was founded in 1975 by Bill Gates and Paul Allen. It grew rapidly in the 1980s and 1990s through strategic acquisitions and partnerships. Microsoft faced challenges in recruiting and retaining technical talent due to limited skilled workers and high turnover. To address this, Microsoft utilized independent contractors, training programs, and stock options. While the learning by doing approach benefited new employees, it also risked costly mistakes without sufficient training structures in place.
Swami Vivekanand is great hindu monk who spread the message of vedants in western world. He leave this mortal world in the age of 39 years only but his world will give light to the world forver to the humanity.
The document provides an overview of Google's history and operations. It discusses how Google was founded in 1996 as a research project and was later incorporated as a company. It describes some of Google's key products and services like Search, Gmail, Google Docs, as well as its large campus known as Googleplex. The document also discusses Google's revenues, acquisitions, partnerships and future plans.
Google is an American multinational technology company that specializes in internet-related services and products. It has become the world's largest search engine due to its innovative products and strong engineering capabilities. The presentation provides an overview of Google's history, mission, products, revenue sources, management team, marketing strategies and CSR activities. It analyzes Google's strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats. The summary highlights Google's success in search, advertising, and continual innovation that has made it a leader in the internet industry.
Narendra Damodardas Modi : From CM to PMKashyap Shah
Narendra Modi grew up in a poor family in Gujarat and worked as a tea seller in his youth. He became involved in Hindu nationalist groups and rose to prominence in politics through the BJP. As Chief Minister of Gujarat for over a decade, Modi implemented policies that significantly grew the state's economy and infrastructure. In 2014, Modi led the BJP to victory in the national elections and became the Prime Minister of India, bringing strong economic and development focus on a national scale through programs like Make in India and Digital India. His use of social media and modern campaigning techniques helped turn him into a popular leader with a significant global profile.
Microsoft Corporation is a multinational technology company founded in 1975 by Bill Gates and Paul Allen. It develops software, services, and consumer electronics. Microsoft's major products include the Windows operating system, the Microsoft Office suite of productivity software including Word and Excel, and the Internet Explorer web browser. The company has over 110 subsidiaries, 190,000 employees worldwide, and $110 billion in annual revenue, making it one of the largest software companies in the world.
Swami Vivekananda was a Hindu monk born in 1863 in Kolkata, India. He was greatly influenced by his guru Ramakrishna and became a wandering monk. In 1893, he represented Hinduism at the World's Parliament of Religions in Chicago, where he made a great impression and became famous in the West. He founded the Ramakrishna Mission to uplift Indian society and spread Vedanta philosophy. Though facing criticism, he dedicated his life to serving humanity through inspiration and humanitarian work until his death in 1902.
Narendra Modi grew up in a small town in Gujarat, India and became involved in student politics and social movements as a young man. He served as Chief Minister of Gujarat for 13 years, during which time he oversaw large infrastructure projects and economic growth that transformed the state. In 2014, Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party selected him as their prime ministerial candidate, and he led the party to victory in the national elections, becoming the 15th Prime Minister of India. The document provides details on Modi's personal background and political rise from his early career in Gujarat to becoming the Prime Minister of India.
Microsoft was established in 1975 by Bill Gates and Paul Allen. It has grown to be a multinational technology company headquartered in Redmond, Washington. Microsoft develops, manufactures, licenses, supports and sells computer software, consumer electronics, personal computers, and services. It recruits employees through campus recruitment and industry hiring. It provides training programs, competitive compensation and benefits, and focuses on performance management, work-life balance, and empowering women employees.
Building brand narendra modi using digital marketingadverteaze.com
The document discusses how Narendra Modi and the BJP effectively used social media to build Modi's brand and promote his image. They recognized the importance of social media in connecting with voters, especially young people. Modi was an early adopter, joining platforms like Facebook and Twitter in 2009. He now has over 10 million social media followers. The BJP utilized a large digital team and war room to manage Modi's social media presence, craft targeted messaging, and monitor engagement and sentiment. Their social media strategy was crucial in helping Modi, a regional leader, build recognition and a development-focused image nationwide in his successful 2014 campaign to become Prime Minister.
This short document promotes creating presentations using Haiku Deck on SlideShare. It encourages the reader to get started making their own Haiku Deck presentation by providing a button to click to begin the process. The document is advertising the creation of presentations on Haiku Deck and SlideShare.
Narendra Modi is the current and 14th Prime Minister of India. He was born in 1950 in Gujarat and received a post-graduate degree in political science. He joined the BJP and RSS and became active in politics, organizing important events for the party. He served as Chief Minister of Gujarat from 2001 to 2014, overseeing many infrastructure, education, and social development projects in the state. Some of his key initiatives included expanding road, port and airport infrastructure as well as improving rural connectivity and increasing girls' school enrollment. He focused on long-term planning and development.
Narendra Modi faced challenges in building his brand from a regional leader to a national figure due to his image from the 2002 Gujarat riots and as a Hindu hardliner. His campaign aimed to promote his image as a leader focused on development and growth who could take India forward. The campaign used extensive social and traditional media strategies to promote Modi and counter opposition. Modi hired top advertising experts to create one of India's most successful political branding campaigns, focused on portraying him as a decisive leader dedicated to development. The success of his social media presence and the branding of development with Modi showed the effectiveness of the strategy in repositioning him nationally and contributing to his electoral victory.
This document discusses social networking services and focuses on Facebook. It provides details on what a social networking service is, how Facebook was founded in 2004 by Mark Zuckerberg and others, and how it initially launched at Harvard before expanding to other universities. Key statistics are given on Facebook's user base, revenue, expenses, and criticisms around privacy and other issues. Both the positive impacts of staying connected with friends and the potential negative impacts like cyberbullying are acknowledged.
Larry Page and Sergey Brin founded Google in 1998. Over the next decade, Google introduced many innovative products like AdWords, Gmail, Google Maps, and Android. In 2011, Larry Page replaced Eric Schmidt as CEO of Google. Page's vision is to build search engines that can understand all information in the world. Under Page's leadership, Google continues focusing on innovation and improving the user experience.
Swami Vivekananda was a famous Indian monk and spiritual leader who played a key role in introducing Hinduism and Vedanta philosophy to the Western world. He was born in 1863 in Calcutta and was greatly influenced by his guru, Ramakrishna Paramahamsa. After Ramakrishna's death, Vivekananda travelled extensively across India and the West, establishing the Ramakrishna Math and Ramakrishna Mission to provide social services to the poor. He taught Advaita Vedanta philosophy and emphasized national awakening, service, and spiritual practices like meditation and celibacy. Vivekananda died in 1902 at the Belur Math, leaving a lasting legacy through
As a part of the Strategy Assignment during MBA. We tried to create a Strategic Landscape of Google Inc. This is one of the best presentations we ever made. I made it with my friends Abhishesh Kumar Sharma and Virindersingh Villkhoo
Facebook allows users to connect with friends, share updates, and play games. It is important to set privacy settings to control who can see your posts, tag you in things, add you as a friend, and send you messages. Users should also be careful about oversharing personal information and use strong, unique passwords to stay safe online. The document provides steps for getting started on Facebook safely, including how to create an account, adjust privacy settings, block unwanted users, and manage app permissions.
Welcome to Facebook. To create an account, provide an email address and complete a security check and sign up process. You will then receive an email to confirm your account by clicking a link. Once confirmed, you can begin customizing your profile by adding personal information and photos. You can find existing friends by searching their name or connecting through your email contacts. Privacy settings allow you to control who can see what on your profile.
Welcome to Facebook. To create an account, provide an email address and complete a security check and sign up process. You will receive an email to confirm your account by clicking a link. Once confirmed, you can begin customizing your profile by adding personal information and photos. You can find existing friends by searching their name or connecting through your email contacts. Privacy settings allow you to control who can see what on your profile.
Welcome to Facebook. To create an account, provide an email address and complete a security check and sign up process. You will receive an email to confirm your account by clicking a link. Once confirmed, you can begin customizing your profile by adding personal information and photos. You can find existing friends by searching their name or connecting through your email contacts. Privacy settings allow you to control who can see what on your profile.
This document provides an overview and agenda for a class on using Facebook. It discusses what Facebook is, how to create a profile, how to navigate the site and share updates and photos. It also covers privacy settings and tips for staying safe online, including being cautious about what personal information you share, using strong passwords, and choosing privacy settings carefully. The class encourages users to review privacy settings regularly and uses common sense when using Facebook.
Facebook is a social media platform that allows users to connect with friends, family, and colleagues. It provides various features like creating a profile, finding friends, sharing updates and media, and interacting through likes, comments, and messages. The document provides step-by-step instructions on setting up an account, customizing privacy settings, and utilizing key areas like the news feed and notifications. It also explains how to network through pages, groups, and events to engage with others on the platform.
This document discusses Facebook privacy and settings. It provides tips for keeping a private profile, including checking privacy settings before posting, using the Privacy Checkup tool, and keeping settings updated as they change. However, it notes that Facebook collects various user data through user activity and interactions, as well as from other sources like friends and advertising partners. Some public profile information like name, profile pictures, gender and username cannot be fully hidden. The document advises being conscious of all online activity and data shared since Facebook uses this for advertising and has broad legal rights to collect and use personal information.
The document provides instructions for creating a Facebook account and customizing your profile. It outlines the basic steps to set up an account, including providing name, email, birthday and password. It emphasizes completing your profile with details like education and work to help others find you. Additionally, it recommends taking advantage of Facebook's vanity URL feature to create a shorter, more memorable URL for your profile like Facebook.com/YourName to make it easier for people to find and share your profile.
The document provides an overview of Facebook and discusses key aspects such as creating an account, finding friends, joining groups, posting content, applications, and privacy settings. It notes that while parents can be friends with their children on Facebook, this does not mean they will see everything on their child's page, and emphasizes that students should be reminded that ultimately nothing on Facebook is truly private.
This document provides tips and recommendations for setting Facebook privacy and security settings to protect against identity theft. It discusses the types of information Facebook collects about users, including registration information, posts, comments, actions taken on Facebook, information others share about you, and device and usage data. It recommends carefully considering who you accept as friends, using the "acquaintances" feature to limit information shared, disabling unneeded settings by default, and adjusting privacy settings to control what information is publicly visible. The goal is to help users reduce their risk of becoming a victim of online identity theft by securing their Facebook privacy and limiting the data available to potential fraudsters.
Facebook is a major player in social media marketing. Let's explore its interface and best practices for social media marketing within the popular social networking site.
Facebook is run by an algorithm that can figure out what each user likes and dislikes. The algorithm then presents material from friends and businesses that the user would be interested in, including photographs, status updates, and videos. Facebook's mission is to get people to interact with, consume, and share content.
Additionally, Facebook runs commercial adverts, interspersed among original material shared by your friends on the news stream.
Facebook is a social media platform launched in 2004 by Mark Zuckerberg and others. It allows users to connect with friends, share photos and updates, and participate in online communities. Facebook has grown rapidly and now has over 2.7 billion monthly active users. The main purpose of Facebook is to connect with others and share information through personal profiles, groups, and sharing features. It has also become a powerful tool for businesses to connect with customers.
This document provides instructions for setting up a Facebook profile and account, including:
1) Creating an account requires providing name, email, birthday, gender and password.
2) Building a profile involves filling out sections for basic info, personal info, education and work to help others find and identify you.
3) Customizing your public Facebook URL makes your profile easier to find and share with others.
4) Updating your profile information through the "Information" tab allows you to control what details are visible to help connect with others.
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2. What is Facebook?
Facebook is the hugely popular social networking
site that allows you to make connections, share
interests, and join groups. As you may have heard,
Facebook is becoming more open and social and
impacting our experience of the web in ways we had
not dreamed of.
3. History
Facebook was started in 2004 by 19-year-old Mark Zuckerberg when he was
a sophomore at Harvard University.
The website was originally called Thefacebook.com and was created to be a
social version of the published "face books" that were distributed at Harvard
to identify students.
By 2006, Facebook was available to anyone over the age of 13 with a valid
email address.
Facebook is the largest social network in the world with over 750 million
users worldwide. (July 2011)
The average user has 130 Friends and spends about 20 minutes on the site 40
times a month. (April 2011)
There are nearly as many users who are 55 and over as there are users who are
17 and under. (April 2011)
Zuckerburg has been involved in long-term legal disputes with co-founder
Eduardo Saverin and three other Harvard classmates (Cameron Winklevoss,
Tyler Winklevoss and Divya Narendra) over the founding of Facebook.
Mark Zuckerberg and the founding of Facebook have been portrayed in the
popular 2010 movie "The Social Network" based on the book "The
Accidental Billionaires" by Ben Mezrich.
Zuckerberg is worth 13.5 billion dollars (April 2011) and has been ranked, along
with his co-founders, as the youngest billionaires in the world.
4. What can you do on Facebook?
Basically Facebook is a huge social network that
allows its members to communicate, connect and
engage with each other, both directly and through
various applications and features. More significantly,
Facebook is changing the way we interact on the web,
making our experience much more open and social.
NOTE: Facebook is constantly changing. The
information on the following pages are the basics
of Facebook but even there things may have
changed when you go to Facebook today.
5. The Wall (Home Page)
The Wall displays all of your Friends’ recent
thoughts, posts and activities. Whenever your Friends
update their status, it appears in the News Feed on
your Home page.
6. Profile Page
While the focus of the News Feed on the Home page is
your Friends’ Facebook activities, the purpose of your
Profile page is to record what you are doing and
thinking. This is where you can post your recent thoughts
and Facebook activities. When you record “What’s on
your mind”, it appears on your Profile Wall. Your Friends
can comment about your status updates or post a
message to your Wall as well.
7. Create an Account
Before you can use Facebook, you must create an
account. Creating a Facebook account is free. All you
need to get started is an email address and a few
minutes of your time.
In this lesson, you will learn how to create a
Facebook account. You will also learn how to modify
your account settings.
8. Tips
Tips for Creating an Account
When you create your account, keep these things in mind:
Use your real name.
While you might use a screen name or nickname in your email
address or on other sites, on Facebook, you should sign up with
your real name. Facebook is for connecting with people you
already know, so using your real name will make it easier for
them to find and trust you.
You can hide your personal information later.
When you sign up, Facebook asks you for personal information,
including your gender, birthday, and email address. After you've
created your account, you can always change your settings so
that this information isn't public.
9. Creating your AccountTo Create a Facebook Account:
Using your browser, navigate to
www.facebook.com.
Under the words Sign Up, enter your personal
information and desired password.
11. Security Check
Complete the security check by typing the words in
the image into the box below it. If you have trouble
reading the words, you can try different words or
get an audio security check. When you're done, click
Sign Up.
12. Find Friends
Now, you'll have the chance to find your first
Facebook Friends. To find Friends, enter your email
address and click Find Friends..
13. Add more information
If you want, you can now add information about your
high school, college, and employer. Click Save &
Continue when you're finished.
14. Suggested Friends
If you entered information in the last step, Facebook
will suggest Friends for you. Click anyone you want to
add as a Friend, then click Save & Continue. Or,
click Skip.
15. Add Photo
Add a picture of yourself to your profile. Click
Upload a Photo to select a file from your computer,
or Take a Photo to take a new photo with your
webcam. If you're not ready to add a profile photo,
click Skip.
17. Confirm your email address
Finally, you must confirm the email address you
used to create your account. Go to your email. You
should have received an email from Facebook. Click
the link to complete the sign-up process.
19. Account Settings
Once you start using Facebook, you might decide
that you want to check and modify your account
settings. Changing these settings is optional, and
you can do it at any time.
To access these settings, click the Account drop-
down button and select Account Settings.
20. Privacy
For your own safety and protection you should always
review the privacy settings of any application or
website you join on the web. Facebook privacy is
rather complex and its policies have often been
controversial in regards to how much user
information is being shared. That is why it is
important to have a good understanding of how your
information is shared and what policies and controls
Facebook has in place for privacy.
21. Essentials of Privacy
Here are five essential things everyone should understand about Facebook privacy:
By default, the information you share on Facebook is publicly visible. In
other words, if you never change your privacy settings, then anyone on Facebook—
or on the wider web— will be able to find and view your Facebook information and
activity.
Some information from your profile will always be considered public, no
matter which privacy settings you apply. This information includes your name,
profile picture, and gender, as well as the networks you belong to. If you'd rather
not share this information, don't include it in your profile.
When you connect with third-party websites and applications, you're giving
them permission to access and share information from your Facebook
account. You should pay special attention to what an application is asking you for
before you agree to connect to it.
Facebook advertisers use your public information to show you ads that are
targeted to your interests and personal information. Facebook does not share
information about your identity without your consent. However, if you click on an
advertisement, that advertiser may put a cookie in your browser for tracking
purposes.
Facebook uses facial recognition technology to identify you in photos.
Facebook is able to use your tagged photos to collect data that will recognize your
face. Currently this data is only used to assist with tagging uploaded photos.
22. Minors and Privacy
Facebook offers some extra privacy protections for users
under the age of 18. However, these protections aren't very
strong. Minors do show up in public search results,
and anyone can view their most basic information, like
name and Profile picture. Unless they set privacy controls,
their other personal information— including contact
information, photos and updates— can be viewed by their
Friends and their Friends' Friends, which includes
people that the minor may not know, or wouldn't
otherwise want viewing their information.
We recommend that parents monitor their teenagers'
Facebook use, and work with their kids to set privacy
controls that make sense. Remember, children under the
age of 13 are not allowed to use Facebook.
23. Invitations
As you become active on Facebook, you'll probably
start receiving invitations to use Facebook Apps and
Games. Apps and Games are applications that let you
interact with Facebook and your Friends in different
ways. The majority of these applications are created
by outside developers, not by Facebook itself.
24. Sharing your information
While most Apps and Games are free, you pay for
them by sharing your information. To sign up for
an App or Game, you must give it permission to do
certain things. This can include accessing your
profile data, posting on your Wall, and viewing
information about your Friends. Once you add an
App, it will never again ask permission before
using or posting your information.
25. Customize
Although you can't install an App or Game without
giving it permission to do what it wants, most Apps
and Games let you customize their settings and
limit the actions they can take with your account
after you've installed them. This lets you use Apps
and Games while keeping control over your
information
26. Friends’ Info too.
When you sign up for an app, you may be giving it
access to your Friends' information, as well as your
own. This works the other way, too: some of your
Friends' apps can access your information.
Fortunately, Facebook has privacy options you can set
regarding what your Friends can share about you.
27. YOU are in Control
No matter what your preferences are, you can control
how other sites work with your Facebook account by
changing your Apps and Websites privacy settings.
These settings even give you the option to turn off the
Facebook Platform completely.
28. Filling out your Profile Page
It's up to you to decide how much information you feel
comfortable sharing on Facebook. As you fill out your
Profile, you'll see that Facebook asks for information about
your relationships, hobbies, location, educational
background, and more. Don't feel pressured to include any
information you don't want to. You can leave any part of
your Profile blank and still be able to use and enjoy
Facebook.
29. Likes and Interests
When you created your Facebook Profile, did you include
information about things like your favorite music,
movies, and hobbies? These are called Likes and
Interests, and the information you share about them is
very valuable to Facebook. This information is used by
Facebook and others to gather data about people's
interests and to market, advertise, and make
suggestions to them based on their interests. This is a
common practice across the web that most people do not
mind or are simply not aware of.
When you add Likes or Interests, your Friends will be
able to see them on your profile as small thumbnail
images. Each of these images is a link to a topic page
about that thing or topic.
30. Deactivate Facebook
Not enjoying Facebook as much as you thought you
would? If you decide Facebook isn't the place for you,
you can deactivate your account in a few simple
steps.
When you deactivate your Facebook account, it
becomes invisible-- not just to other people, but to
you, as well. Once your account is deactivated, you
will no longer be able to access your or your friends'
images, notes, messages, and other information.
31. Account Settings
To Deactivate Your Account
In the top right corner of the page, click the drop-
down arrow and select Account Settings.
32. Security Tab
On the left sidebar of the Account Settings page, click
the Security tab.
34. Reason
Select the reason for leaving that best applies to
you. If you want, you can explain further in the text
box below.
35. Opt Out and Confirm
Click the Email opt out option if you do not wish to
receive emails from Facebook. Opting out from emails
means that you will not receive any notifications,
including invitations to events.
Click Confirm.
37. Security Check
Finally, Facebook will ask you to do a quick Security
Check. Type the text you see in the image, then click
Submit. If you are having trouble reading the text,
click Try another text to see a different word or click
an audio captcha to hear the letters, instead.
38. That’s it.
That's it. Your account is now deactivated. Of course,
Facebook doesn't want to see you go, so you have the
option to reactivate your account at any time using
the same account information.
39. Finding Friends
To get the most out of Facebook, you will want to
connect with your friends and family. Fortunately,
Facebook makes it easy to find people you know and
add them as your Friends. You can even find old
classmates, colleagues and people with similar
interests.
40. How to Find Friends
Facebook is set up to encourage you to find Friends
by allowing Facebook to access and import your
contacts from your email and various other social
accounts. Facebook uses this information to connect
you with Friends and to make suggestions to you
based on your contact lists.
If you are uncomfortable with giving Facebook access
to your accounts and contact lists, then you can
search for Friends individually or through
networks, like city, employer, or school.
41. Friend Request
Once you find your Friends, you will need to send
them a Friend Request to get them to connect with
you on Facebook.
Select the Add as Friend link next to the person you
want to send a Friend Request to
42. Send Request
The Friend Request dialog box will appear. If you
wish, you can send a message to the person along
with your request. When finished, click Send
Request.
43. Friend will have to Confirm
Keep in mind, the person will have to confirm that
they want to be your Friend on Facebook before they
can be added to your Friends list.
44. Sharing
There are many things that you can share with your
Facebook Friends: personal updates, photos, links,
and more. Any time you choose to share something
publicly, it will appear on your Facebook Wall.
45. Your Wall
Your Facebook Wall is the part of your profile where you
and your friends can post messages, photos, links, and
more. It's also a place where Facebook posts brief updates
about your recent activity on the site-- which Friend you
just added, which photo album you just posted, which TV
show you just listed as a favorite, and more. Your Wall also
includes content you have shared from the Publisher on
the home page.
If this seems like too much sharing, you may want to
prevent certain types of updates from showing up. You
can delete and block many of these updates directly from
your Wall.
46. Posting on your Wall
In the right pane of your Facebook pages, locate
and click the Home button
47. “What’s on your mind” Box
Locate the What’s on your mind box, and type your
update.
48. Privacy
Once you click in the “What’s on your mind box”; two
boxes will appear “Public” and “Post”
If desired, click the Public box to set privacy controls
for the post.
49. Post
When you are ready to update your status, click
Post .
Think before you POST!!
50. Post will be Published
The post will be published on your Wall and in the
News Feeds of your Friends
51. Post a Photo
The Status Update is only one example of something
you can share as a Wall post. You can also:
Click Add Photo/Video.
52. Upload a photoClick Upload a photo.
Click Browse to search for the photo saved on your
computer or on removable drive.
Click Save after clicking on selected photo.
Click Post to upload the photo.
53. Webcam or Create Photo Album
If you computer is set up with a web cam, you can
click Use Webcam to take a picture immediately and
post it to your Update Status.
If you wish to add more than one picture, you can
click Create Photo Album. Then you will follow the
same steps as adding a photo but add more photos.
54. Post a Video
To post a video follow the same steps as for a photo.
56. Think before you post
Before you start sharing photos and videos, keep these things in
mind:
Only upload photos and videos you have permission to upload.
For instance, don't upload YouTube videos or copyrighted photos.
Instead, share links to those things on your Wall.
Think carefully about the photos and videos you upload. Before
sharing images of your friends, think about whether the material is
inappropriate, embarrassing or too personal. If you think your
Friends would be uncomfortable or displeased with other people
seeing a photo or video, don’t post it on Facebook.
Consider using privacy settings to limit the people who can view
your photos. While your friends might be excited to see those party
pictures, you might not want your boss to see them
57. Share on a Friend’s WallTo share something on a Friend's Wall, simply go to
their Profile and use the write something box. Note
that you cannot control privacy settings for the posts you
create on your Friends' Walls. For this reason, you should
think before posting anything that might be
inappropriate or embarrassing. If you don't want
other people to be able to see your post, just send it as a
message.
58. Delete a Post
Occasionally, you might want to delete a Wall post,
whether it's a post from a Friend, something you
shared, or a recent activity update from Facebook.
Deleting a post is permanent. However, deleting a
post does not delete any related content. For
instance, if you delete a post about a comment you
made somewhere else on Facebook, the original
comment will not disappear.
To delete a Wall post of any kind, click the x to the
right of the post. When a dialog box appears, click
Remove Post.
59. There is more to Facebook
This is just to get you started on Facebook. There is a
lot more to do within in the site. Create Photo
Albums, upload videos, games, sharing links, pictures
& videos, the site is limitless.
If there are any questions on a certain task you would
like to know, feel free to ask. Some tasks are harder
than others and take a little more time than others.
60. The End
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