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The Internet is a powerful tool to reach people. Internet usage is growing in every country, especially because of Internet on the smartphone. Unfortunately, this tool is often neglected or underutilized by volunteers and professionals working in the dementia awareness and caregiving domain. Our current methods of reaching out families affected by dementia are unable to cover many segments of society, and the Internet is a tool we cannot afford to neglect any more.
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Analysis of social networking websites and its effect on academic studentsJahangeer Qadiree
Social Networking Websites have enlarged widely worldwide and are used by different types of communities for different
purposes. The effect of social networking websites can be good on students but if we look closer on social networking websites. Today;
Social Networking Websites leads an important role in running the future and carrier of students. At present there are billions of profile
identities of the world wide on Social Networking Websites. The social networking websites are continuously disturbing students from
their studies. As the students main focus for using such social networking websites should be centered focused but unfortunately the
student are using social networking websites for complete destroy of their carrier. As the Social Networking Websites were the only link
between many users across the world, but the social networking websites become just a fertile exercise among the students, teenagers
and even adults. This research paper presents the social networking websites effect on student’s carrier, and the life of teenagers. It also
shows that how the social networking websites are today effective for students pursuing academics, youth and teenagers.
Presentation deals with the understanding on how spending and saving time support the perceived value of the online or printed version of the magazine, Group Leisure in the UK.
The outcome of this study was paramount for the publishing industry and online journalism.
Aims to introduce the current trends in Korean Internet communities, culture and research.Also, recommends the need for more “community capacity” research into online communities. Community capacity is a well-established concept that is frequently applied to community development and betterment in conventional community health sciences.Attempts to outline how community capacity research can illuminate aspects of Internet communities, particularly in the Korean context.
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Presented by Ting Wang
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5th November 2009
Prepared for 2009 Graduate Seminar.
Information Society & Multiculturalism (Prof. Han Woo Park), at Yeungnam Univ. in S. Korea.
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Internet Culture Communities Of Korea
1. Chapter 14. Internet, Internet Culture, and Internet Communities of Korea : Overview and Research Directions Information Society & Multiculturalism Professor Han Woo Park Presented by Sang Me NAM 2009. 11. 26
2. Aims to introduce the current trends in Korean Internet communities, culture and research. Also, recommends the need for more “community capacity” research into online communities. Community capacity is a well-established concept that is frequently applied to community development and betterment in conventional community health sciences. Attempts to outline how community capacity research can illuminate aspects of Internet communities, particularly in the Korean context. _____________________________________This Chapter..
6. Internet Culture and Community in Korea [ Trends in Internet Usage (%, thousand population ages 3 and over] [ Trends in Internet Usage (%, thousand population ages 6 and over]
7. Internet Culture and Community in Korea [ Internet Usage Rate by Age (%) ] [ Internet Users by Age (Thousand) ] Despite the increases in internet usage rate for the 30s and younger, the umber of users have decreased due to the declines in the overall population of those age group
8. Internet Culture and Community in Korea [ Internet Usage Rate by Occupation (%) ] Four- fifths of high school graduates (81.0%) are Internet users [ Internet Usage Rate by Education (%) ]
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11. Internet Culture and Community in Korea [ The importance of internet to daily life – user ages 12 and over] Three-fourths (72.3%) think that ‘ Internet is important to their daily life [ The importance of internet for study and work– user ages 12 and over]
12. Internet Culture and Community in Korea [ E-mail usage – Internet users ages 6 and over] [ E-mail usage rate by gender and age – Internet users ages 6 and over]
13. Internet Culture and Community in Korea [ Contents of E-mail sent / received (%) – E-mail users]
14. Internet Culture and Community in Korea [ Instant messenger usage (%) – Internet users ages 6 and over] [ Instant messenger usage rate by gender and age (%) – Internet users ages 6 and over]
15. Internet Culture and Community in Korea [ Purpose of using instant messenger – instant messenger users]
16. Internet Culture and Community in Korea [ Internet shopping usage – internet users ages 12 and over] [ Internet shopping usage rate gender and age – internet users ages 12 and over]
17. Internet Culture and Community in Korea [ Purchased items by internet shopping – internet shopping users]
18. Internet Culture and Community in Korea [ The most used news media (%) – Internet users ages 6 and over] [ The most used news media by gender & age (%) – Internet users ages 6 and over]
19. Internet Culture and Community in Korea [ Internet news usage (%) – Internet users ages 6 and over] [ Internet news usage rate by gender & age (%) – Internet users ages 6 and over]
20. Internet Culture and Community in Korea [Contents of Internet news (%) – Internet news users]
21. Internet Culture and Community in Korea [ ICT(Information & Communication Technology): environment - Bundled services usage] [ Change in ICT service expenses after using bundled service – households using bundled service]
23. Internet CAFÉS [ Community(café and club) usage – Internet users ages6 and over] [ Community usage rate by gender & age – Internet users ages6 and over]
24. Internet CAFÉS [ Number of community used at least once a month – community users] [ Community usage frequency community users]
25. Internet CAFÉS [ Purposes of using community - community users] [ Purposes of community by gender & age - community users]
26. Internet CAFÉS Top five Internet Café Categories (January 2007) Naver Daum Categories # of cafes Categories # of cafes 1.Socialization 1,677,836 1.Game 299,967 2.Games 780,957 2.Socialization 265,616 3.Hobbies 598,156 3.Hobbies 232,117 4.Alumni 430,690 4.Comics/Animation 157,580 5.Fan Clubs 379,505 5. Fan Clubs 152,563 Identified that Koran college students participate in Internet cafes for the purposes of communication/relationship building, entertainment/leisure, and usefulness/efficiency. Internet cafes expand their activities to offline environments; face-to- face meeting, parties, group purchases, or trips.
29. SNS Usage [SNS usage rate] [Rates of those who use at least one SNS more thant once a month 94.4%] [Rates of those who do at least one social activity through SNS frequently or very frequently 61.6% [An Internet user who at least one SNS among online club/community, blog/minihompy, instant messenger, personal networking site, and virtual reality service more than a month and does at least one social activity through SNS.
30. SNS Usage [SNS usage rate by gender and age] [SNS usage rate by education] [SNS usage rate by occupation]
31. SNS Usage [SNS usage rate by type] [SNS usage rate by type by gender and age]
32. SNS Usage [Motivation for using SNS(%) – SNS users] [Motivation for using SNS by type – SNS users by type]
33. SNS Usage [Daily Average SNS usage time by type – SNS users by type] [SNS usage frequency by type – SNS users by type]
34. SNS Usage [Purpose of using SNS (%) – SNS users] [Purpose of using SNS by type (%) – SNS users by type]
35. SNS Usage [Reason for using multiple SNS or accounts (%) – SNS users with using multiple SNS or accounts]
38. SNS Usage [The importance on SNS function – SNS users] [The satisfaction on SNS function – SNS users]
39. SNS Usage [Experiences in building new relationships though SNS – SNS users] [Reasons for not bulding new relationships through SNS (%) – SNS users without experiences or suspending in building new relationshiaps] [Experiences in meeting new relationships offline – SNS users with experiences in building new relationships ]
41. Mini-Hompy User CAN,, Upload digital picture, streaming, videos, and digital sounds, as well as textual content. CAN NOT,, Users are not Cyworld members themselves cannot request access to private mini-hompys. >> Must first receive the permission of the mini-hompy owner to access it. This network is 1-chon in Cyworld, a familial term that refers to one degree of separation in family trees. Through services provided by the internet portal Cyworld, registered members can create a personalized webpage called a mini-hompy
42. Mini-Hompy 18 Million Korean have Cyworld accounts. 30% Of the population. Over 90% The age group of 20-29 year-olds, Have cyworld mini-hompy. 92% Use the service almost daily. 70% User blog and mini-hompy visit their won page at least once a day to post something. 4.4 hours Spending around a week. 9.7 Receiving around visitors to the page each day. Multiple purpose Online spaces for self-expression, self-promotion, life logs, personal and social networking and digital entertainment. Mini-hompys are now item that appear on individuals resumes for self-promotion.
43. Mini-Hompy - Feature Se Jung Park and Azman will prepare specific information of Cyworld and Mini-hompy
45. Blog The Great Majority of Korean Blogs The History of Blog Mostly concentrating on blog usage patterns, motivation for use, and satisfaction with the use. 1998 First appeared in the United States 2001 Debuted In Korea 2003 Became generalized to the Korean public at large 2005 Over 15Million Korean blogs are on the Internet Naver Daum Empas 6.5 Million blogs 1.2Million blogs 0.5millioin blogs Korean blogs purpose These research efforts agree that Korean blogs exist for purposes of self-expression, intetpersonal communication, experience sharing, and information seeking.
46. Blog [ Blog usage – internet users ages 6- and over] [ Blog usage rate by gender and age (%) – internet users ages 6- and over]
47. Blog [ Blog ownership – internet users ages 6- and over] [ Blog usage and ownership rate by gender & age (%) – internet users ages 6- and over]
48. Blog [ Purpose of using others’ Blog – Blog users] [ Purpose of managing own Blog – Blog owners]
49. Blog ▷ Korean blogs in general are regarded as an alternative communication channel that is controlled by individuals and that allows multidirectional communication between producers and readers about topics that have not traditionally been discussed in public, such as politics, religion, personal finances, mental health, and sexuality. ▷ Blogs in korea are used more for interaction with others and for passing the time rather than grassroots journalism. ▷ However, raising social awareness and the formation of public opinion are still recognizable functions of Korean blogs. Acknowledging such function by online media while protecting freedom of speech.
51. Content Transfer Termed “ scooping” in Korean, content transfer is a common practice among bloggers who take content from other blogs or web media and post them on their own blogs. A Korean national survey reports that 62 percent of Korean Internet users have experienced scooping. Some bloggers now add notes to their original content postings asking other bloggers to explicitly mark the source of the content when they scoop up the postings. At the same time, blog services provide a backtrack option, with which bloggers can link others’ original postings to their blogs Internet copyright and unauthorized content transfer or scooping remain debatable in Korea’s blogging culture.
53. User-Created Content ▷ korea’s number one portal, Naver’s, success is attributable to its “knowledge service” that was launched in October 2002. ▷ “ knowledge service” come with an “auto completion” feature; that is, the typing of commonly asked questions is automatically completed, thus informing users that many other people have asked the same questions before. Question Answer
54. Internationalization is realized on portal sites where language barriers are reduced by allowing visual UCC and providing a translation service for free. Enjoy japan service was stopped from 08. June. 2009 but similar service can use dictionary of Japanese on the NAVER web site http://jpdic.naver.com/ http://www.naver.jp/ - Enjoy Korea User-Created Content
55. Dog_Poop_Girl User-Created Content - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_vigilantism#Dog_Poop_Girl Related Video Dog Poop Girl- http://blog.daum.net/happyucc/7698382 Subway performance - http://tvpot.daum.net/clip/ClipView.do?clipid=1974820&q=%C1%F6%C7%CF%C3%B6%20%B0%E1%C8%A5%BD%C4%20%B5%BF%BF%B5%BB%F3
56. User-Created Content ▷ digital image composition, and graphic parodies are hugely popular among Korean Internet users, and the trend in UCC is shifting from texts to visuals.
57. User-Created Content ▷ The sixteenth Korean presidential election in 2002 was notable for the development of candidate support movements on the Internet. Given that the Korean National Election Commission(KNEC) has strict guidelines on the kind of campaigning that can be undertaken in the media, it announced that it would monitor UCC that were relevant to the seventeenth election, scheduled for late 2007. ▷ The KNEC regulation is, however, still being debated in terms of the suppression of the Internet culture and the practicality of monitoring a medium that is used by millions of netizens continuously and simultaneously.
59. Comment Culture ▷ In the early years of Internet bulletin boards, responses to a posting were added as separate posting following the original, creating a thread, or series of messages. ▷ On Internet sites where comments are posted rapidly by a large number of participants, a unique culture develops around message formats, expressions, nicknaming, emoticons, images, and other features that are created and understood in particular ways by the participants. ▷ Additional cases were reported in 2006, in which those who posted vicious comments about entertainers and political figures were prosecuted for libel and slander. Those who post mean comments are called “keyboard warriors” ▷ Libel Rate
60. Comment Culture ▷ Since viewer comments on many websites are posted anonymously, problematic negative and hateful comments sometimes become a public issue.
61. ▷ www.dcinside.com DC Inside- for creating “DC” style expressions Comment Culture ▷ DC style and other online expressions are criticized for “destroying” the Korean language by creating terms and expressions that are outside of conventional Korean spelling, that are disrespectful or obscene, that can be understood only within a very specific online culture, and thus can cause a disconnect between generations or cultural subgroups. DC Inside- for creating “DC” style expressions
63. Community Capacity and Internet Communities ▷ The ten dimensions include: participation, leadership, skills, resources, social networks, sense of community, understanding of community history, community power, community values, and critical reflection. ▷ Community capacity has been treated as a single-dimension construct in the Internet research arena, particularly regarding sense of community and social networks. ▷ Community capacity is largely a foreign term in Korean Internet community studies, which have mostly focused on the motivation for online community participation and usage patterns, and on user satisfaction.
64. Community Capacity and Internet Communities ▷ Community capacity building and community development Community capacity building should not be confused with community development, which may be seen as the product of both community capacity building and community engagement. This leads to strengthened, healthy communities which are equitable, liveable and sustainable. The diagram from Achieving Better Community Development, reproduced below, illustrates these relationships: out those decisions.”
65. Conclusion ▷ Korea is experiencing changes on the Internet. It has diversified from information search and e-mailing to UCC in blogs , mini-hompys , Internet cafes, and bulletin boards . ▷ Koreans are faced with the invasion of privacy, Internet lynching, and reckless hostility on the Internet in return. ▷ In the arena of Korean Internet community research, mini-hompys and blogs have received the most attention, with a focus on the usage patterns and the factors that influence Internet usage. ▷ But there is a lot more to be done to address the interrelations of community capacities . Korean Internet culture studies should also reflect the changes in trends of Korean Internet communities.
66. ▷ It is anticipated that community capacity research will contribute to further understanding the development of Internet communities and their culture. It is also expected to inform strategy development to respond to negative functions or counter the effects of hostile comments, obscenity, misinformation, and invasion of privacy. ▷ The continuing advancement of the Internet infrastructure and the enthusiastic utilization of the Internet will support energetic activities by Korean Internet communities. ▷ An understanding of fast-paced, multidimensional evolution of Internet communities and culture in the present requires innovative approaches that take diversity into account . ▷ The application of this construct to Korean Internet community research will surely contribute to the widening of Internet studies. Conclusion
67. Thank You for Your Attention [email_address] Sang Me NAM 감사합니다
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