How do you choose your friends?
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It seems as though we've changed how we find friends from the traditional ways of being friends with people that live next door or people that we connect to. Now, we network with some people and friends of those people also become our friends by association. One of the biggest ideas of Facebook is six degrees of separation, it shows us how interconnected and intertwined we all are. What type of finding friends do you prefer: the traditional or social networking virtually?
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Online dating has grown tremendously in popularity around the world, with millions of users from countries like the US, China, and India creating profiles on sites and apps. While some users misrepresent themselves, online dating allows people to conveniently search for potential partners who share interests or backgrounds. It has become a common way for many to meet romantic interests, including members of the LGBT community.
Digital Technology for a Digitized Culture
Digital technology has significantly impacted North American culture in several ways:
1) It has changed social etiquette and expectations, with rules around phone calls, texting, and technology use at social gatherings.
2) People now judge each other based on the technology they own and how they personalize it, with brand and style playing a role in people's identities.
3) Educators have had to adapt their teaching methods to engage students used to constant multitasking, incorporating more interactive tools like videos and online learning.
Facebook: the new online dating
1) Online dating has become common, with many people meeting partners through websites or apps. Facebook has emerged as a new way to connect romantically since it has over a billion users.
2) Some research indicates that 10% of couples who met online actually knew each other through offline contacts and reconnected on Facebook.
3) With its large user base and new search features, Facebook poses a threat to traditional online dating sites by enabling people to find potential partners they already have ties to.
Dating in a Digital World
The document discusses the debate around online dating versus offline dating. It provides perspectives from sources on both sides of the issue. Some of the key points made include: online dating provides convenience and allows people to efficiently find others with shared interests, but it may also discourage commitment and people from putting effort into real-world interactions since there is always another match available online. Ultimately, different people have different preferences for how to meet partners based on their lifestyle and needs.
Film 315 Presentation
Motorola released the first handheld mobile phone in 1973, weighing nearly 2 pounds. Since then, technology has advanced greatly with the introduction of smartphones that include additional software functions. Today, 70% of the world's population owns a mobile phone, with over 50% being smartphone users. This continues to rise as more demand smartphones for their multi-purpose functions. Younger mobile phone users are also on the rise, with 85% of children owning phones. While mobile technology has improved connectivity, it has also led to new issues around appropriate usage, privacy, and safety especially for children.
Film 315 presentation
Motorola released the first handheld mobile phone in 1973, weighing nearly 2 pounds. Since then, smartphones have emerged that include additional software functions beyond phone calls. 70% of the world owns a mobile phone, with over 50% being smartphone users. Smartphones are now relied on for various purposes beyond calls. Younger users are also adopting mobile phones at earlier ages, bringing concerns around internet safety. Locational apps have grown popular for deals and coupons, though teens view them as less private. Voice calls have declined as text messaging has become more prevalent, changing communication norms.
The Irony of Communication Innovations
This is a submission for Film260's FlipBook Assignment. The content aims to depict that fact that as technology in the communication industry continues to advance, the ease of communicating becomes increasingly complicated. Users become frustrated with the various methods of communications and the compatibility of multiple preferences are constantly tested. People ultimately need to converse with the counterpart, explain their relative hardships and find a mutual solution. As Sydney Eve Matrix puts it, "we need to look for The Ideal Goldilocks Effect"- or the happy medium (just right). The inspiration for this topic came from an article in the Wall Street Journal Online entitled, "He Tweets, She Texts- Are They E-Compatible?" by Elizabeth Bernstein.
Cyberbullying Has To Stop-Flipbook
Cyberbullying has increased as computers and smartphones have become teens' primary means of communication. Cyberbullying involves using technology to harass or threaten someone else and can occur through calls, texts, social media, or other online platforms. Studies show that cyberbullying often involves popular students targeting their victims, who they know can be harmed. Victims of cyberbullying frequently experience depression, suicidal thoughts, and lower academic performance. In response, the Canadian government is considering new laws against cyberbullying and distributing intimate images without consent in an effort to address this issue.
83 Artworks One Simple Act
The document appears to be a collection of images from Flickr with captions about various environmental topics such as the circle of life, waste disposal, tap water versus bottled water, energy efficient lighting, recycling, and planting trees. The images have credits to different Flickr users but no other significant text.
digital media growth by: becca o'd
Digital media usage has grown significantly over time. What began as early internet development in the 1950s did not truly impact culture until the 1990s with the emergence of email and the World Wide Web. Today, the internet is driven by vast amounts of online information, commerce, entertainment, and social networking. Younger generations now view alternatives to constant digital connectivity as antiquated. However, some question if this demand for unlimited access is hindering our ability to explore outside our digital comfort zones. Researchers also suggest that overuse of digital media can lead to negative side effects.
Film 315 slides
Motorola released the first handheld mobile phone called the DynaTAC 8000x in 1973. Since then, mobile technology has advanced tremendously with the introduction of smartphones that include additional software functions. Today, over 70% of the world's population owns a mobile phone, with a large percentage being smartphone users. This has led to a heavy reliance on apps and increased mobile internet usage. Younger users are also adopting smartphones at earlier ages. While mobile communication has changed how people interact, it has also introduced new issues around safety, privacy, and work-life balance with constant connectivity expectations.
The "new" Frienship
The document discusses how friendship has changed with the rise of social media. It describes how initially people would meet in person and develop friendships over shared interests, but now people can add each other as friends online and learn a lot about each other through social media profiles. This has led to a new type of virtual friendship where people interact socially through technology instead of in person. While social media allows for easy global connections, it may also promote more shallow and disconnected relationships compared to traditional in-person friendships. The document advocates for balance and not forgetting the importance of real face-to-face contact.
How Far Is TOO Far?
This document discusses various ways that Facebook use can negatively impact individuals and relationships. It notes that 500 million people use Facebook daily, with the average user having more Facebook friends than real-life friends. Excessive Facebook use is linked to relationship problems like divorce, as users overshare details of their personal lives. Additionally, Facebook enables new forms of bullying, privacy issues arise from oversharing personal information online, and many users do not trust Facebook to protect their privacy and data. In conclusion, the document argues that society's obsession with Facebook may have gone too far.
Our Digital World
We live in both the real world and a digital world. In the digital world, we construct online personas and identities and can hide behind anonymity. However, our online and real lives are also interconnected. The digital world gives us opportunities to connect with others but may weaken our social skills. It has become difficult to balance time spent in the digital world versus the real world.
Life in a Digital Fishbowl: Managing your reputation online
These slides were for a 50-minute talk I gave at the Skeptics on the Fringe as part of the greater Edinburgh Fringe Festival. The talk covered issues of online information and identities and their relationship to reputation, looking at how online and offline lives have merged to create one real world for individuals.
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How do you choose your friends?
- 1. Once upon a time, we were friends with school mates and neighbors Photo credit: {leah}-Flickr
- 2. Or the girl next door Photo credit: {leah}-Flickr
- 3. We used to play board games Photo credit: frozenchipmunk-Flickr
- 4. Or play outside and dance in the rain Photo credit: HanaS.-Flickr
- 5. We were awed by the simplicity of life Photo credit: Mugley-Flickr
- 6. We were once fascinated by things we could touch, feel and explore. Photo credit: LauraDeu-Flickr
- 7. But now, time has changed Photo credit: FarhadFarhad-Flickr
- 8. “57% of people talk to people more online, than they do in real life”-www.onlineschools.org Photo credit: tia_maria-Flickr
- 9. “Facebook profiles are like belly buttons: Everybody’s got one”- Jolie O’Dell, www.mashable.com Photo credit: Jay Harrison-Flickr Photo credit: mmotrafficde4-Flickr
- 10. “1 in 13 people on Earth are active Facebook users.”-www.onlineschools.org Photo credit: Jamey Howard-Flickr
- 11. More than 100 million active users access Facebook through their mobile devices-Mark Donovan, Comscore Photo credit:Rakan Al-Hamrani-Flickr
- 12. People using Facebook on mobile devices are twice as more active than non-mobile users-Mark Donovan, Comscore Photo credit: carloszardoya-Flickr
- 13. 48% of 18-34 year olds check Facebook right when they wake up…-www.onlineschools.org Photo credit: Alex Bramwell-Flickr
- 14. Creating social networks in a virtual world are now more important to us than spending physical time with friends Photo credit: carloszardoya-Flickr
- 15. Spectrumofonlinefriendship: whether it’s passive interest in reading your blogs or having an investment in you by caring about your success- we are connected. Photo credit: designsbykari-Flickr
- 16. But before we connect, how do I find you? Photo credit: Greenwich Letterpress-Flickr
- 17. That cute guy in the fourth row of English class that you’ve never spoken to? We’re friends now, virtually that is. Photo credit: macallee.king- Flickr
- 18. Whether it’s to friends or family, how often do we use our phone to call someone? Photo credit: Arabarra-Flickr
- 19. Would we rather tweet to the virtual world instead? Photo credit: carloszardoya-Flickr
- 20. It seems as though we use our phones for everything EXCEPT calling. Photo credit: miriness-Flickr
- 21. Emailing has never been easier, thanks to handhelds such as BlackBerrys. Photo credit: carloszardoya-Flickr
- 22. Why call when you can text? It’s faster, easier and more convenient. Photo quote: One Gentleman- Flickr
- 23. How do you choose your friends? Photo credit: tdub303-Flickr
- 24. Do you spend most of your time in the virtual or the real world? Photo credit: completelyknown-Flickr
- 25. Created by Ishita Biswas Posted May 20, 2011 Photo credit: ngairenaran-Flickr