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You posted WHAT?

You posted WHAT?. A look at how teens and adults can use social media responsibly. . Christy Clary, Graduate Student, Youth Development and Agricultural Education, Purdue University. Christy Clary. Operation: Military Kids Graduate Assistant Youth Development and Agricultural Education

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You posted WHAT?

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  1. You posted WHAT? A look at how teens and adults can use social media responsibly. Christy Clary, Graduate Student, Youth Development and Agricultural Education, Purdue University

  2. Christy Clary Operation: Military Kids Graduate Assistant Youth Development and Agricultural Education Purdue University cclary@purdue.edu Make sure you update with YOUR information before the presentation!

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  4. Overview/Objectives • Define social media • Understand the consequences of actions when using social media • Discover the promising practices of privacy settings

  5. How do you use social media?

  6. Social Media, Defined “an aspect of the internet which allows individuals and groups to create and publish online content, share the content and interact about it” (Lusk 2010, p. 3).

  7. So you think you are social media literate?

  8. How many people use Facebook daily? • 582 million • 1.2 billion • 618 million • 857 million

  9. How many people use Facebook daily? • 582 million • 1.2 billion • 618 million • 857 million Facebook Newsroom as of December 2012

  10. What percentage of teens use social media? • 75% • 100% • 96% • 90%

  11. What percentage of teens use social media? • 75% • 100% • 96% • 90% Common Sense Media Report 2012

  12. What percentage of teens say they log onto a social media site everyday? • 51 % • 55% • 75% • 80%

  13. What percentage of teens say they log onto a social media site everyday? • 51 % • 55% • 75% • 80% Common Sense Media Report 2012

  14. You own all the content you post on Twitter. • True • False

  15. You own all the content you post on Twitter. • True (with conditions) • False Twitter Terms of Service, 2012

  16. You own all the content you post on Facebook. • True • False

  17. You own all the content you post on Facebook. • True • False Facebook Terms of Service, 2012

  18. The Federal Trade Commission has laws to protect young people under the age of 18 online. • True • False

  19. The Federal Trade Commission has laws to protect young people under the age of 18 online. • True • False OnGuard.gov, 2012

  20. My profile can be found through a Google search. • True • False

  21. My profile can be found through a Google search. • True • False • It depends

  22. What percentage of teens say Twitter is their main social media site? • 22% • 6% • 1% • 15%

  23. What percentage of teens say Twitter is their main social media site? • 22% • 6% (but 22% have an account) • 1% • 15% Common Sense Media Report 2012

  24. If I protect my tweets, anyone I follow can see my tweets. • True • False

  25. If I protect my tweets, anyone I follow can see my tweets. • True • False Twitter Terms of Service, 2012

  26. Who can see your Facebook profile when it is set to Everyone? • Everyone on Facebook • Friends and Friends of Friends • Friends, Friends of Friends and everyone in my Network • Anyone with internet access

  27. Who can see your Facebook profile when it is set to Everyone? • Everyone on Facebook • Friends and Friends of Friends • Friends, Friends of Friends and everyone in my Network • Anyone with internet access It depends on if you are under or over 18. Facebook Terms of Service, 2012

  28. How far back can a social media background check go? • 1 year • 5 years • 7 years • 10 years

  29. How far back can a social media background check go? • 1 year • 5 years • 7 years • 10 years Hoal, 2012

  30. How many Facebook accounts are Fake? • 73.09 million • 83.09 million • 93.09 million • 100.09 million

  31. How many Facebook accounts are Fake? • 73.09 million • 83.09 million • 93.09 million • 100.09 million Kelly: CNN, August 2012

  32. Snapchat automatically saves the pictures I take to my phone. • True • False

  33. Snapchat automatically saves the pictures I take to my phone. • True • False Personal Communication with SnapChat

  34. Once a picture has been viewed on SnapChat it can never be retrieved through the service. • True • False

  35. Once a picture has been viewed on SnapChat it can never be retrieved through the service. • True • False Personal Communication with SnapChat

  36. It is safe to post any picture I want on SnapChat because it is gone after the person views it. • True • False

  37. It is safe to post any picture I want on SnapChat because it is gone after the person views it. • True • False Personal Communication with SnapChat

  38. Pictures I post on Instagram are public. • True • False • It Depends

  39. Pictures I post on Instagram are public. • True • False • It Depends Instagram Terms of Use, 2012

  40. If I delete a photo from Instagram it is removed from the service? • True • False • Determined by privacy settings

  41. If I delete a photo from Instagram it is removed from the service? • True • False • Determined by privacy settings Instagram Privacy Policy, 2012

  42. What does this post say?

  43. Keri McMullen and Kurt Pendleton from New Albany, IN posted a Facebook status update about going to a concert. • That night their house was broken into. • Due to having their house up for sale, they had installed security cameras to watch people who were viewing the property. • The thief was a Facebook friend she grew up across the street from but had not talked to in 20 years. • Had they not had cameras installed, police say the man would not have been suspected. CBSNews, 2010

  44. Austin Carroll was a senior at a high school in Garrett, IN. • He posted this tweet at 2:30 AM from a computer in his home. • He was expelled from school. • Based on news articles the school has two claims • He logged onto Twitter on a school computer the next day and therefore the tweet was in their system • He used a laptop provided by the school. Parkinson, 2012

  45. Austin Carroll Interview http://christyclover.blogspot.com/2012/08/tweet.html

  46. Caitlin Ortiz was a softball player at Molloy College. • This line is from the Chris Brown song “My Last.” Her coach saw this status update and removed Ortiz from the team saying that future recruits would see this and think the team was a bunch of thugs. • Ortiz’ scholarship was also revoked. Marzulli, 2011

  47. Ashleigh Hall, 17, accepted a friend request from a 17 year old boy from her area and police believe agreed to meet him. • She was kidnapped, raped and murdered by a known sexual predator. • In Georgia several teen age boys received a friend request from a girl their age who went to a neighboring high school who had similar interests. Through chat messages she asked for their phone numbers. • She proceeded to send sexually explicit photos of herself and asked for photos in return. • Kinsey Spencer was actually Brendan Spaar a 31 year old male. Stokes, 2010 Banks, 2012

  48. Privacy Settings:More important than ever

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