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Compare these claims
1) There are challenges and risks associated with using social media in disaster/crises situations but also some benefits.
2) The benefits of using social media in disaster/crises situations far outweigh the challenges and risks because social media’s capabilities such as mapping services, messages, group collaboration platforms and more serve as powerful tools for emergency response operations.
Making specific claims
The first claim is so vague we don’t have any idea what the writer will develop in the paper.
The second claim has concepts that not only help us understand the claim more clearly, but also give the writer a clear set of concepts to develop in the paper.
How to write a ‘working claim’
The second claim is a bit long but the best way to develop a claim is to write a ‘draft’ claim and look at the themes you want to develop from that claim. This will lead you to your specific final claim.
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Introduce your claim with a qualifying clause beginning with ‘although’ or ‘even though’
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Although/Even though there are challenges and risks associated with social media in disaster/crises situations …….
State your claim
(I claim that) the benefits of using social media in these situations far outweigh the risks…..
Follow this with a ‘because’ clause
because social media capabilities such as mapping services, messages, group collaboration platforms and more serve as powerful tools for emergency response operations.
Concepts to develop from this claim
1.Explain the challenges and risks associated with using social media as identified by the authors of the three articles.
2. Explain the benefits of using social media in disaster/crises situations as identified by the authors of the three articles. Itemize or pay particular attention to the capabilities you list e.g. mapping etc.
3. Support your claim by explaining how the authors of the three studies found that these social media capabilities served as powerful tools for emergency response operations.
Claim #2
Although/Even though public officials/disaster management teams are concerned about the chaotic, subjective and totally unverifiable nature of information that circulates through social media applications,
(I claim that) social media have the potential to facilitate public participation and communication between governmental institutions and citizens
because individuals who are using social media have already developed a great bond of trust with other members of their online social communities.
Concepts to develop through this claim
1. Why/how is the information that circulates through social media applications chaotic, subjective and totally unverifiable? How do the findings of the 3 authors of the studies support this claim?
2. How/why a ...
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- 2. Forms of electronic communication Acts as a platform where people connect with each other social media platforms are now a major source of news and information Social Media
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- 6. similar in many respects to the Facebook news feed or Twitter social network from Google. was shut down for business use and consumers on April 2, 2019 Now available as Google+ for G Suite
- 7. microblogging and social networking service restricted to 280 characters promotes the focused and clever use of language size restriction made Twitter a popular social tool
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- 10. Pre Disaster 1. Disseminating Likely Risk Information 2. Finding DM Professionals
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- 28. Post Disaster 1. Damage Assessment 2. Finding Service Providers for Reconstruction 3. Seeking attention for Reconstruction
- 29. Post Disaster 1. Damage Assessment 2. Finding Service Providers for Reconstruction 3. Seeking attention for Reconstruction 4. Awareness
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