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Social Networking Workshop
This document discusses various types of social networks and how they connect users. It outlines categories like social networking sites, microblogging, professional networking, photo sharing, video sharing, audio networks, presentation sharing, bookmarking/research, and location-based networks. Examples are provided for popular sites in each category, with the largest being social networks like Facebook and Myspace that connect hundreds of millions of college students and those over age 50.
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Social Networking Workshop
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- 13. The Big 3SocialNetworkingSocial Media / Micro-bloggingProfessional Social Networking
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- 15. Social NetworksCollege/University Students Over 400 Million Users WorldwideAverage user has 130 friendsBiggest Growing Segment is those over 50 years of age41% of Americans have a Facebookprofile Similar Sites:MySpaceFriendster.comOrkut.comClassmates.com
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- 21. Instant Mobile UpdatesMicro-bloggingAnswering the question: “What are you doing?” from your cell phone or computer.Based from mobile text messagingGreat way to keep up to date on the latest topics and learn what the “pro’s” are doingSimilar Sites:PosterousTumblrGoogle Buzz
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- 27. Professional Social NetworkingBusinessContacts, Recommendations for StudentsDevelop a business profile to so you can be found by potential employersCollaborate with groups you belong to and answer questions for someone looking for a particular expertiseSimilar Sites:Spoke.com
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