Lela Perez and John Blue - Social Media Engagement Dos and Don’ts
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Social Media Engagement Dos and Don’ts - Lela Perez, Texas A&M Grad, aspiring Animal Scientist, Social Media Enthusiast, and John Blue, Chief of Community Creation at Truffle Media Networks, share a framework to help understand engagement and 10 engagement do's and don'ts. From the 2015 Cultivate & Connect Conference, Nashville, TN, USA, November 9 - 10, 2015
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This document outlines several potential dangers of social media use for minors under the age of 18. It discusses risks like cyberbullying, identity theft, distraction from schoolwork, exposure to drugs and alcohol, negative impacts on mental health, and more. The document argues that social media can expose minors to inappropriate content, waste their time, invade their privacy by collecting personal data, and influence them to seek validation online rather than from real relationships. Overall, it takes the position that social media should be illegal for minors due to these various risks and dangers.
Social networking
Social networking sites like Facebook, MySpace, and Twitter allow people to connect with friends and share information, but they also pose risks if personal details are shared publicly. While social media can benefit relationships and businesses, young users are especially vulnerable to threats from predators if not properly monitored by parents. The document discusses both the positive and negative aspects of social networking and emphasizes the importance of privacy and parental oversight for teen users.
Social Media and Relationships
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Facebook allows users to interact socially through commenting on posts, sharing photos, and connecting with friends both near and far. Users can share parts of their lives and stay in touch with a wide variety of people from different cultures and locations around the world through Facebook's messaging, photo sharing, and social networking features. The document discusses how Facebook facilitates both social and cultural interactions between users.
[r]evolution: Educating Social Media - Workshop Slides
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This document discusses social networking usage among teenagers and whether it can lead to addiction. It provides pros and cons of social networking, including interviews with a teacher and student about positive and negative impacts. Key social networking sites mentioned are Facebook, Twitter, and Google. The top concerns discussed are lack of privacy, spreading of false information, and cyberbullying on social media platforms.
Facebook and Interpersonal Relationships
This document discusses the effects of Facebook on interpersonal relationships. It suggests that while Facebook allows people to stay connected with friends and family online, overuse of social media can replace real face-to-face interactions and cultivate unhealthy relationships. Excessive social media use has been linked to issues like boredom, addiction, depression, and decreased attention spans. The document examines who commonly uses Facebook, how it can become addictive and enhance depression, and privacy and cyberbullying concerns related to oversharing on the platform.
Social Media and Academic Medicine: Dangerous Liaisons?
Why I think it's important for academic physicians and researchers to have a presence on Social Media. This is a compilation of talks that I have given while on sabbatical in the Bay Area and Grand Rounds at University of Michigan http://joycelee.me/
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Social networking 2
The document discusses whether teenagers are addicted to social networking. It defines social networking as websites used to communicate and interact with others. Some key points made are:
- Social networking sites like Facebook, Twitter, and Google are more popular among teenagers than adults.
- Benefits include connecting with others and sharing memories, while risks involve lack of privacy, cyberbullying, and spreading of false information.
- Interviews suggest social networking can be used positively for academics but also cause suicide due to cyberbullying, and that its popularity stems from following trends.
Addiction to social networking and smartphone apps
This document provides information about a cyberwellness civics programme for JC1 students. It discusses topics like cyberbullying, internet addiction, and building a healthy cyber culture. Students are encouraged to make commitments to avoid social media/app addiction themselves and help friends, and make the internet a better place. They can share commitments through a youthchaNgE Buzz platform for a chance to win prizes. The programme aims to increase awareness of addiction risks and empower students with coping strategies.
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The document discusses both the positive and negative impacts of technology on modern society. Positively, technology has created many global business and educational opportunities online. However, it has also increased lifestyle issues and deception. The internet allows constant communication, but this enables dating scams and identity theft. Novice users are often unaware of online dangers like false identities and computer hacking. Overall, while technology provides access to opportunities, families must educate youth on safe internet usage to avoid negative outcomes involving predators.
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