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Social networks allow people to connect virtually with friends and make new friends by sharing content and interacting in communities of similar interests like work, hobbies, games, and relationships. Popular social networks like Facebook and Twitter enable users to interact with friends and family, comment on news or topics, and learn writing skills, while Google provides search and educational tools to find information and facilitate learning.
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This document discusses various forms of social media. It begins by defining social media as internet-based applications that allow users to generate and share content. It then outlines several popular social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn. For each platform, it provides details on their core features and how users typically interact on each site. The document aims to educate readers on the most commonly used social media today.
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This document discusses social networking services and provides information on their history, basics, and uses. Some key points include:
- Social networking services allow users to create profiles, connect with friends, share content and interests, and interact online. Popular sites mentioned are Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn.
- They emerged in the late 1990s and have grown tremendously, with Facebook now being the largest. They are commonly used for communication, sharing ideas, and professional networking.
- Social networks are also being utilized in education and science to expand knowledge sharing and collaboration beyond traditional means. Controls allow users to choose who can access their personal information and profiles.
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Social media refers to online platforms that allow users to connect, share ideas and information, and form virtual communities. Some popular social media platforms described in the document are blogs, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, and WhatsApp. Blogs allow people to post about specific topics. Twitter allows sharing of short messages and connecting with others. Facebook enables connecting with friends and sharing thoughts and media. YouTube is a video sharing platform. WhatsApp is a messaging application that allows sharing of messages, files, locations between individuals and groups.
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This document discusses social media and networking. It defines social media as internet technologies that promote sharing of information, including wikis, blogs, podcasts, and social networking sites. Popular social networking sites mentioned are Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn. The document provides details on how each of these sites works and what they are used for. It also discusses other social media tools like Wikipedia and blogging platforms. Finally, it covers how students and instructors can use social networking for professional networking and career opportunities.
Social networking
This document discusses social networking and its various aspects. It defines social networking as online services that facilitate building social networks between people. The main types include sites organized by categories like schools or friends lists. Popular sites like Facebook, Google+, and Twitter are widely used worldwide with surveys finding 47-66% of American adults using social networking sites. Features include profiles, friend lists, groups, videos, chat rooms, and using the sites for communication, education, and professional networking. Social networking allows people to connect across borders and form relationships both online and offline.
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This document defines social networks and social networking. It provides examples of popular social networking sites like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and discusses their uses for communication, sharing media, and professional networking. The document also outlines safety tips for youth using social networks, including keeping personal information private and only posting information they are comfortable sharing publicly.
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Social Networking
Social networks allow people to connect and share information online. They have evolved from basic forums and blogs to complex sites like Facebook and Twitter. Some key facts about social networks include that they allow people to meet new friends, find old friends, and connect with others who share similar interests or problems. However, social networks also present safety risks like cyberbullying and stalking that require users to be cautious about sharing private information online. Popular social networking sites in India include Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram, and LinkedIn.
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This document provides information about a group project and internet terminology. It lists group members Tayyaba Rafique, Amion, Shahana, and Rida. It then defines basic internet terminology like website, homepage, hyperlink, and includes tables of different types of websites and their definitions. The document also discusses advantages of internet like faster communication, entertainment, promoting products, online services, online news, education, research, social networking, and easy file sharing. Disadvantages mentioned are theft of personal information, spamming, social isolation, virus threats, hacking, immorality, time wastage, and cyber crimes.
The Mass and Matter of Social Media
Social media is defined as online activities that integrate technology, social interaction, and information sharing. This document discusses popular social media sites like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and provides examples of how educators can use social media. It notes that social media use is widespread, with 3 out of 4 Americans using social technologies. The document encourages educators to get involved with social media and provides links to resources on using social media in the classroom.
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Presentation social network
- 2. Social network Social networks are websites that allow people to connect with friends and even make new friends, virtually, and share content, interact, create communities of similar interests: working, reading, games, friendship, relationships, relationships commercial, etc.
- 3. Facebook Facebook is a social network best known worldwide for its users. in this network you can learn many things like interact with your friends or family, you can also learn to write and read are very important networks can make comments or send documents desert theme.
- 4. Twitter twitter is a social network is a very popular and well known network like Facebook you can comment on news or topic can also learn and write without grammatical errors.
- 5. Google Google is a device software is related technologic that lets you use the Internet , you can find information and to facilitate teaching tool such as dictionaries ,book datasheets you wed in them can facilitate learning.