Who's Online and Why?
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This document discusses internet culture and the online world. It notes that 71% of US adults use the internet and outlines some common online activities like email, search engines, getting directions, and finding health information. It also discusses social networking sites and some of the reasons people engage with them, such as staying connected with others who share their interests, gaining feedback and insights, and boosting their status by sharing information. The document provides some tips for engaging safely online, like starting simply, exploring interests, and using common sense.
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- 1. Internet Culture & The Online World Jennifer Arnott February 18, 2008
- 2. Who. What. Why. How. intro
- 3. 71% of US adults. who
- 4. In the beginning. who
- 5. Few create. Many read. who
- 6. Email what
- 9. Finding health information what
- 11. Instant messages Online discussions (email, web, Usenet) Text messages what
- 12. Many to many. what
- 13. Web 2.0 what
- 15. Support what
- 17. Ego-boo (praise & status) what
- 20. Social Networking Sites what
- 22. Self in community why
- 23. Everyone’s busy (chat when you have time) why
- 24. Many interests. (we’re complex people) why
- 25. You know great people (I like talking to them.) why
- 26. Feedback and insight. (status through sharing) why
- 27. Start simple. (pick one site) how
- 28. Get comfy. (spend time reading and exploring.) how
- 29. Find a mentor. (friends, family, online) how
- 30. Explore interests. (share your passions) how
- 31. Clear but casual. (chatting with a friend) how
- 32. Oops. That was public? warning
- 33. That’s so junior high. warning
- 34. Did you hear? warning
- 35. You’re so ugly. warning
- 36. Everyone smart knows… warning
- 37. I’m who I say I am. warning
- 38. @#$^@#$! (Oh, and I have your account.) warning
- 39. I know where you live. warning
- 41. Sleep on it. help
Editor's Notes
- Hi. I’m Jennifer Arnott. I’ve been online since 1994, work currently for the Blake School, where I’ve done a number of presentations on online safety and literacy for students and parents. I completed my Master’s in Library and Information Science last summer, and that as well as volunteer experience on LiveJournal.com has made me fascinated by how people use the Internet to find information that matters to them.