Social Media: Where is the line drawn?

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Social media has become a major part of modern society, with Canadians spending an average of 17 hours per week on social media platforms. While social media allows users to connect and share information, it may also have some negative impacts. Excessive social media use has been linked to issues like decreased productivity, increased social isolation, and cyberbullying. However, social media is still a relatively new phenomenon, and its long-term effects are still uncertain. The document suggests that balancing social media use with other activities may help maximize its benefits and minimize potential downsides.

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Social Media:
Where is the LINE drawn? Photo by geralt

Defining Social Media
"Websites and applications that enable
users to create and share content or to
participate in social networking.”
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-Oxford dictionary
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Social Media
has become a
HUGE
part of society
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DID YOU
KNOW?
There are
over 19
million
Facebook
users in
Canada
Canadians who
are online
spend an
average of 17.2
hours a week
on social media
Canadians
watch an
average of 1
hour per day
of online
videos
Statistic from
Helen Faber, 2013
Photo by
Facebook
Statistic from Chris
Breikss, 2012
Photo by Paola Peralta
Statistic from Chris
Breikss, 2012
Photo by Youtube
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So what?
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WHAT DOES IT MATTER

Social Media helps us do things.
Information courtesy of http://socialnetworking.procon.org/

Social Media has been good
for the economy.
Information courtesy of http://socialnetworking.procon.org/

But do we experience
TOO MUCH social media?
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It’s Everywhere.
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Some food for thought…
Social media
represents
the #1
internet
activity
Statistics retrieved from http://www.businessinsider.com/social-media-engagement-statistics-2013-12 and http://www.cnbc.com/id/100275798

The NEGATIVE impact
of social media
of bullied teens are targeted
through Facebook
- Dailymail
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of employers have found social
media-based information that has
refrained them from employing
potential workers
-Mindflash.com
87 % 35 %

of divorces in the US have been linked
to Facebook
-Third Age
61 %
of American girls use social
media to make themselves
appear “cooler”
-Study by Girl Scouts of
America
74 %
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represents the population of
American teens who used texting as
a means of communication in 2009,
doubling from 2006 when it was 27 %.
-Pew Research Center
54 %

The percentage of
productivity in the office that
Facebook reduces.
-Nucleus Research
1.5 %
More effects
of internet sex crimes in
America are initiated via a
social networking site
-Journal of Adolescent Health
29 %

= an unsafe, unhappy,
unemployed global
population that is no
longer able to
communicate face to
face?

How did we used to spend our time?
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According to
distractify.com,
Americans
spend 90 % of
their lives
indoors.

Some statistics:In 2010, Canadians
spent approximately
1.4 hours less on
ACTIVE leisure
activities (compared
to 1998) … = More time
spent online?
-hrsdc.gc.ca
Canadians use the most
social media out of every
country in the world; 82 %
of Canadians belong to
some sort of social
network.
-canadiansinternet.com
Leisure time is used to
describe time spent away
from work and/or other
responsibilities – a very
important aspect of living
a well-balanced life.
-hrsdc.gc.ca
In the year 2000, only
12.1 % of Canadians
had broadband
internet. This
percentage increased
to 97 % in 2012.
-crtc.gc.ca

Have we just simply entered a new age?
Perhaps social media use is
just a trend..
After all, there was a time
when owning even a television
set was not the social norm.
Eventually, it may phase out,
and we will be more
concerned with completely
different issues.

May be more of a balancing act
If social media use is here to stay, it should be balanced with
other activities, and monitored for its safe use, so that it is
ENHANCING our lives, and serving a necessary purpose.

Take-home messages
My own personal social media images

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Social Media: Where is the line drawn?

1. Social Media: Where is the LINE drawn? Photo by geralt

2. Defining Social Media "Websites and applications that enable users to create and share content or to participate in social networking.” ----------------------------------------------------------- -Oxford dictionary Image by Snapchat Inc Image by Zenspa1 Image by David Ferreira

3. Social Media has become a HUGE part of society Photo by MattSkogen Photo by Intel Free Press

4. DID YOU KNOW? There are over 19 million Facebook users in Canada Canadians who are online spend an average of 17.2 hours a week on social media Canadians watch an average of 1 hour per day of online videos Statistic from Helen Faber, 2013 Photo by Facebook Statistic from Chris Breikss, 2012 Photo by Paola Peralta Statistic from Chris Breikss, 2012 Photo by Youtube Photo by VictorgrigasPhoto by Victorgrigas Photo by Tim Parkinson

5. So what? Photo by Tim Pierce WHAT DOES IT MATTER

6. Social Media helps us do things. Information courtesy of http://socialnetworking.procon.org/

7. Social Media has been good for the economy. Information courtesy of http://socialnetworking.procon.org/

8. But do we experience TOO MUCH social media? Photo by Jhaymesisviphotography Photo by Tyler-Adams

9. It’s Everywhere. Photo by JohnnyMrNinja Photo by Fisher Photo by Blake Patterson

10. Some food for thought… Social media represents the #1 internet activity Statistics retrieved from http://www.businessinsider.com/social-media-engagement-statistics-2013-12 and http://www.cnbc.com/id/100275798

11. The NEGATIVE impact of social media of bullied teens are targeted through Facebook - Dailymail Photo by PublicEpicness Photo by LaurMG of employers have found social media-based information that has refrained them from employing potential workers -Mindflash.com 87 % 35 %

12. of divorces in the US have been linked to Facebook -Third Age 61 % of American girls use social media to make themselves appear “cooler” -Study by Girl Scouts of America 74 % Photo by Matt Dinnery represents the population of American teens who used texting as a means of communication in 2009, doubling from 2006 when it was 27 %. -Pew Research Center 54 %

13. The percentage of productivity in the office that Facebook reduces. -Nucleus Research 1.5 % More effects of internet sex crimes in America are initiated via a social networking site -Journal of Adolescent Health 29 %

14. = an unsafe, unhappy, unemployed global population that is no longer able to communicate face to face?

15. How did we used to spend our time? Photo by Steve Ford Elliot Photo by Boudewijn Berends Photo by Bill Branson Photo by Werner According to distractify.com, Americans spend 90 % of their lives indoors.

16. Some statistics:In 2010, Canadians spent approximately 1.4 hours less on ACTIVE leisure activities (compared to 1998) … = More time spent online? -hrsdc.gc.ca Canadians use the most social media out of every country in the world; 82 % of Canadians belong to some sort of social network. -canadiansinternet.com Leisure time is used to describe time spent away from work and/or other responsibilities – a very important aspect of living a well-balanced life. -hrsdc.gc.ca In the year 2000, only 12.1 % of Canadians had broadband internet. This percentage increased to 97 % in 2012. -crtc.gc.ca

17. Have we just simply entered a new age? Perhaps social media use is just a trend.. After all, there was a time when owning even a television set was not the social norm. Eventually, it may phase out, and we will be more concerned with completely different issues.

18. May be more of a balancing act If social media use is here to stay, it should be balanced with other activities, and monitored for its safe use, so that it is ENHANCING our lives, and serving a necessary purpose.

19. Take-home messages My own personal social media images

20. Flipbook by Megan Ellison, FILM 260. Thanks for viewing!

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