Responsible Use of Social Media

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This presentation was presented in DHVTSU campuses on February 5-6 in Pampanga, Philippines as part of the Executive Student Council's campaign on "Responsible Use of Social Media". Most of the statistics used are from Hootsuite, and clipped by Third Team Media. Other sources: https://www.slideshare.net/likke13/social-media-stats-in-the-philippines-2015 https://www.slideshare.net/WoManila/social-media-philippines-2015 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OeamoYMr65s

Social Media

WHAT IS
SOCIAL
MEDIA?
CHAPTER 1
DHVTSU,
CABAMBANGAN,
BACOLOR, PAMPANGA
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SOCIAL MEDIA IS THE
COLLECTIVE OF ONLINE
COMMUNICATIONS
CHANNELS DEDICATED TO
COMMUNITY-BASED INPUT,
INTERACTION, CONTENT-
SHARING AND
COLLABORATION.
- TECHTARGET.COM
DHVTSU,
CABAMBANGAN,
BACOLOR, PAMPANGA
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THE CONVERSATION
PRISM CATEGORIZE
SOCIAL SITES AND
SERVICES INTO
VARIOUS TYPES OF
SOCIAL MEDIA
DHVTSU,
CABAMBANGAN,
BACOLOR, PAMPANGA
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75% OF MALE INTERNET
USERS ARE ON FACEBOOK AS
WELL AS 83% OF FEMALE
INTERNET USERS
DHVTSU,
CABAMBANGAN,
BACOLOR, PAMPANGA
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DHVTSU,
CABAMBANGAN,
BACOLOR, PAMPANGA
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A LOT OF PEOPLE
FAIL AT MAXIMIZING
SOCIAL MEDIA
What are some of the reasons?
INCONSISTENCY
MISUSING PLATFORMS
GENERIC CONTENT
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TIPS TO STAY SAFE AND
RESPONSIBLE ON SOCIAL
MEDIA
DHVTSU,
CABAMBANGAN,
BACOLOR, PAMPANGA
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1) AVOID POSTING
INAPPROPRIATE PHOTOS
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2) AVOID SWEARING OR
USING INAPPROPRIATE
LANGUAGE
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3) KEEP YOUR OPINIONS TO
YOURSELF.
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4) DO NOT DISCLOSE YOUR
LOCATION.
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5) NEVER ADD A PHONE
NUMBER OR ADDRESS.
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6) AVOID GIVING PASSWORD
CLUES.
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7) NEVER FULLY RELY ON
PRIVACY SETTINGS.
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8) BE CAREFUL WITH WHAT
YOU "LIKE" AND SHARE.
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9) CONSIDER HAVING
SEPARATE PERSONAL AND
PROFESSIONAL ACCOUNTS
ON SOCIAL MEDIA.
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10) COMMUNICATE
POSITIVELY. PARTICIPATE
SENSIBLY. THINK!
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gabrielbillones@yahoo.com
EMAIL
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WEBSITE
DHVSTU
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THANK YOU
HAVE A NICE DAY!
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