Topics Include: Social Media Defined, The Good, The Bad, The Ugly, Cyber Bullying, Sexual Solicitation, Privacy, and Now What. This is a great presentation for those working with teenagers (schools, churches, youth programs, etc.)

3. What is Social Media?

4. What is Social Media?

5. What is Social Media?

6. What is Social Media?

7. What is Social Media?

8. What is Social Media?

9. What is Social Media?

10. What is Social Media?

11. What is Social Media?
According to the Merriam-Webster
Dictionary:
Social Media is a form of electronic
communication through which users
create online communities to share
information, ideas, personal
messages, and other content.

12. INSTAGRAM
Estimated Monthly Visitors:

13. INSTAGRAM
Estimated Monthly Visitors:
85,000,000
STATISTICS UPDATED ON 3/1/2014 BY EBIZMBA RANK

14. TUMBLR
Estimated Monthly Visitors:

15. TUMBLR
Estimated Monthly Visitors:
110,000,000
STATISTICS UPDATED ON 3/1/2014 BY EBIZMBA RANK

16. TWITTER
Estimated Monthly Visitors:

17. TWITTER
Estimated Monthly Visitors:
310,000,000
STATISTICS UPDATED ON 3/1/2014 BY EBIZMBA RANK

18. FACEBOOK
Estimated Monthly Visitors:

19. FACEBOOK
Estimated Monthly Visitors:
900,000,000
STATISTICS UPDATED ON 3/1/2014 BY EBIZMBA RANK

21. So What?
• Social Media is a new frontier

22. So What?
• Social Media is a new frontier
• Social Media is here to stay

23. So What?
• Social Media is a new frontier
• Social Media is here to stay
• Social Media is very prominent

24. So What?
• Social Media is a new frontier
• Social Media is here to stay
• Social Media is very prominent
• Social Media is affecting us more than we
know

26. Social Media
provides
entertainment

27. Social Media
provides connection

28. Social Media
provides a place to
speak your mind and
get feedback

29. Social Media is
educational

30. It’s changing the way
we access
information

31. It’s changing the way
we access
information
“The very fact that someone you know – or
trust – has passed on or blogged or
Twittered or posted a link makes it more
likely that you will read it.”
-- Mathew Ingram, Blogger, If the News is
Important, it will Find Me

32. It’s changing the way
we access
information
“Sending... links and videos to friends and their
social networks. And in turn, they rely on friends
and online connections for news to come to them.
In essence, they are replacing the professional
filter – reading The Washington Post, clicking on
CNN.com – with a social one.”
-- Brian Stelter, The New York Times, Finding
Political News Online, the Young Pass It On

34. Over Exposure

36. Over Exposure
CONNECTION
is being replaced by
CONTENT

37. Over Exposure
PATIENCE
is being replaced by
INSTANT
GRATIFICATION

38. Over Exposure
EXTRORDINARY
is being replaced by
ORDINARY

39. Over Exposure
LASTING JOY
is being replaced by
TEMPORARY
HAPPINESS

40. Over Exposure
QUALITY
is being replaced by
QUANTITY

41. False Reality

42. False Reality

43. False Reality

44. False Reality

45. False Reality

46. False Reality

47. False Reality

48. False Reality

49. False Reality

50. Screen
Addiction
Is Social Media making us less social?

53. Cyber Bullying

54. Cyber Bullying
What is Cyber Bullying?
• Harassment
Sending or posting nasty, mean and insulting comments

55. Cyber Bullying
What is Cyber Bullying?
• Harassment
Sending or posting nasty, mean and insulting comments
• Defamation
Starting rumors to damage reputation

56. Cyber Bullying
What is Cyber Bullying?
• Outing
Sharing someone’s secret or embarrassing photos
online

57. Cyber Bullying
What is Cyber Bullying?
• Outing
Sharing someone’s secret or embarrassing photos
online
• Trickery
Convincing someone to reveal private information or
photos, then share it online

58. Cyber Bullying
What is Cyber Bullying?
• Exclusion
intentionally excluding someone to hurt their feelings

59. Cyber Bullying
What is Cyber Bullying?
• Exclusion
intentionally excluding someone to hurt their feelings
• Cyber Stalking
Repeated, intense harassment and defamation

60. Cyber Bullying
Kids don’t “get” online consequences...

61. Cyber Bullying
Kids don’t “get” online consequences...
THINK ABOUT THE EFFECT
CYBERBULLYING MIGHT HAVE
ON THE REPUTATION OF
OTHERS
38%

62. Cyber Bullying
Kids don’t “get” online consequences...
DON’T THINK THAT POSTING
PHOTOS, VIDEOS, OR
INFORMATION ABOUT
THEMSELVES CAN BE
HARMFUL
51%

63. Sexual Solicitation
A surprisingly significant
number of teenagers
have electronically sent or
posted nude or semi-
nude pictures or videos of
themselves online.

64. Sexual Solicitation
Look at the numbers...

65. Sexual Solicitation
Look at the numbers...
5%
internet users
talk to strangers
about sex

66. Sexual Solicitation
Look at the numbers...
5%
internet users
talk to strangers
about sex
39%
online child
molesters
possess child
pornography

67. Sexual Solicitation
Look at the numbers...
5%
internet users
talk to strangers
about sex
39%
online child
molesters
possess child
pornography
27%
of the incidents
involved getting
the pictures
from the victim
themselves

68. Sexual Solicitation
What about the consequences...

69. Sexual Solicitation
What about the consequences...
Phillip Alpert: 18-year old, Florida
Got in an argument with his girlfriend. Sent
inappropriate pictures of her to her friends and
family.
http://www.cnn.com

70. Sexual Solicitation
What about the consequences...
Phillip Alpert: 18-year old, Florida
• Charged for sending child pornography
• 5 years probation
• Registered sex offender (for 25 years)
http://www.cnn.com

71. Sexual Solicitation
What about the consequences...
Marissa Miller: 12-year old, Pennsylvania
At a friend’s sleepover, took pictures in their
underwear. Pictures were sent to a classmate.
http://www.cnn.com

72. Sexual Solicitation
What about the consequences...
Marissa Miller: 12-year old, Pennsylvania
• Probation and Sexual Education Classes
OR
• Convicted Sexual Abuse of a Minor
http://www.cnn.com

73. Sexual Solicitation
What about the consequences...
Jessica Logan: 18-year old, Ohio
Sent nude photo to her boyfriend. He sent it
friends, who sent it to friends, who sent it to
friends... eventually sent to several local high
schools.
http://www.cnn.com

74. Sexual Solicitation
What about the consequences...
Jessica Logan: 18-year old, Ohio
• Bullied at school
• Death by suicide
http://www.cnn.com

75. Sexual Solicitation
The law in a nutshell...
“It depends on the age of the child. If
somebody’s under the age of 18, it’s child
pornography, and even the girl that posted the
pictures can be charged. They can be
registered sex offenders...

76. Sexual Solicitation
The law in a nutshell...
...Even at the age of 18, (if) it was sent to
somebody under age, it’s disseminating
pornography to a minor. There are criminal
charges that could be made here.”
-- Parry Aftab, Internet Security Expert
interviewed by NBC News

77. Privacy

79. Privacy
How accessible
are you?

80. Privacy
How accessible
are you?

81. Privacy
How accessible
are you?

83. It’s a
Balancing
Act

84. Privacy Transparencyvs
It’s a Balancing Act...

85. Freedom Responsibilityvs
It’s a Balancing Act...

86. Choice Consequencevs
It’s a Balancing Act...

87. Rules Guidelinesvs
It’s a Balancing Act...

89. Avoid giving out
personal
information

90. Avoid posting
pictures on sites
without privacy
settings

91. Avoid giving out
details on where
you are or where
you are going

92. Take
EVERYTHING
with a
grain of salt