Use of Social Media tools in Urban & Regional Planning
USE OF SOCIAL MEDIA TOOLS IN URBAN & REGIONAL PLANNING Presentation at Nigerian Institute of Town Planners, Lagos State Chapter Annual General Meeting held at NECA House, CBD, Ikeja on Tuesday, 16th September 2014. By Oluseyi E. O. Olanrewaju oluseyieo@aol.com Oluseyi E.O. Olanrewaju A resourceful information enthusiast with broad technical knowledge and experience spanning Information Technology, Filmmaking, Television Production, Social Media Marketing, Project Management, International Business, Leadership and Administration. He studied Geography (B.Sc.) and Geographic Information Systems (Masters) at University of Ilorin, Ilorin and University of Ibadan, Ibadan respectively. He trained at Asian Academy of Film & Television (AAFT) Noida, India in Direction, Production and TV Journalism. A speaker, reader, writer, trainer, pianist, filmmaker, IT/Media consultant, Seyi resides in Lagos, Nigeria with his family, from where travels around the globe.
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- 1. USE OF SOCIAL MEDIA TOOLS IN URBAN & REGIONAL PLANNING By Oluseyi E. O. Olanrewaju Presentation at Nigerian Institute of Town Planners, Lagos State Chapter Annual General Meeting held at NECA House, CBD, Ikeja Lagos. on Tue. 16thSept. 2014. oluseyieo@aol.com
- 6. Broadcast Media Communication Media Social Media Communication Direction 1-way 2-way Group Senders & Recipients Ratio 1 Sender = many Recipients 1 Sender = 1 Recipient Many Senders to many Recipients Access to Information Shared Public Access Private Access Public & Private Access Senders & Recipients Relationship Anonymous Recipients Social Density (Sender & Recipient know each other) Anonymous Senders & Recipients concurrent with Social Density Technologies Radio, TV, Print Media Telephone, Emails & SMS to an extent Blogs, forums, media sharing & social networking sites, etc.
- 12. Pros•Affordability•Mobility and portability•Accessibility•Freedom of speech and expression•Information viral-spread capacity
- 13. Cons •Hard requirements •Connectivity •Easy manipulation –impersonation, hacking, etc. •Irreversibility and irretrievability
- 14. Mobile Phones
- 15. Internet
- 16. 1. Enhanced Professional Profiling through Communities
- 17. 2. Information Transfer & Sharing
- 18. 3. Applications & Tools to Enhance Professional Designs & Service Delivery
- 19. 4. Public Awareness & Participation