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This document discusses several social media platforms: - Facebook allows chatting with friends, playing games, and sharing/viewing photos. - LinkedIn enables fast corporate research and job searching through suggested search terms and advanced filters. - Twitter permits following friends and celebrities to see their updates and view photos. - Blogger was difficult to follow and understand, and too similar to Facebook. - Flickr was complicated due to mandatory tagging, geotagging, and privacy settings for each photo.
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Holly enjoys using Facebook to communicate with friends, view photos, and watch videos. She also likes YouTube for finding and sharing music, as well as Photobucket and Twitter for sharing photos and interacting with others.
In contrast, Holly finds Flickr and Blogger impractical and confusing to use. She was also frustrated with Skydrive's difficulty uploading files and limited features compared to Word and Powerpoint.
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- 2. Facebook • Allows you to easily chat with friends and family. • A great way to play interactive games. • Easy to access and to understand. • You can post pictures and also see the pictures of others.
- 3. LinkedIn LinkedIn allows for fast research corporate research, making it easy to find jobs. It allows for easy searching because it will suggest terms while you are searching. LinkedIn has advanced searches, allowing users to filter for specific information.
- 4. You can follow friends, easily seeing what they are up to. You can post pictures and also view pictures. You can be up to date with celebrity's by following them and viewing their twitter pages. Easy to use and to understand.
- 5. Google Blogger I disliked this technology because it was hard too follow and understand. It was too much like Facebook to really capture my attention. Blogger takes to long to set up and be ready to view.
- 6. Flickr I disliked Flickr because it was complicated. I did not like how every photo had to be tagged, geotagged and you had to do the privacy settings all at one time and for each and every photo. I found this to be aggravating and too time consuming. Facebook and Twitter make photo fun much easier and faster.
- 7. This technology did not interest me at all. I would much rather look at different pages than to have so much information all at one time. I am not a big person on staying up to date on things online so this site was not for me. I have the “favorites” to thank for easier bookmarking.