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  1. Before we start, check your audio by going to: Tools / Audio / Audio Setup Wizard. Click the Talk button if you wish to speak but don’t forget to turn it off afterwards.

  2. Global connections: the ins and outs of social networking online CC FlickR image shared by Michael Heiss

  3. www.slideshare.net/robynjay/ala-socialnetworking Robyn Jay robynjay@gmail.com

  4. Think of a social network that YOU are a member of? • It could be a group, club, etc. • What is it’s purpose? • Why are you a member? • How do people join? • Are there ‘rules’ (perhaps unspoken) – how are they determined? • [CC FlickR image by Blue Mountains Library]

  5. A two-way ‘contract’ of the exchange of support and information ?

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  8. Principles • Profile based • Participation/collaboration within a common purpose • Collective knowledge – give and take • Persistence and transparency • Independent contributions – no work flow, no planning • Emerging/evolving & unpredictable

  9. Social media stats From : Social networking Watch Facebook Twitter LinkedIn YouTube Instagram Pinterest • - 850 million monthly active - 250 million photos uploaded every day- 425 million mobile users • - 465 million accounts- 175 million tweets a day- 1 million accounts are added to Twitter every day • - 2 new members join every second- USA leads membership at 57m, Europe has 34m members- $552m revenue in 2011 • - 3rd most visited site - 2 billion views per day- 44% of YouTube’s users are aged between 12 and 34 • - 30M users- The release of the Android app version saw 1M downloads in 1 day • - One of the top 10 largest social networks with 11M visits per week- 10.4M registered users

  10. underpinnings

  11. ‘friending’/ contacts CC FlickR image shared by Bev Sykes

  12. interests/ topics CC FlickR image shared by Robyn Jay

  13. selective publishing CC FlickR image shared by SewPixie

  14. comment/acknowledgment CC FlickR image shared by Ken_Lord

  15. Facebook [CC FlickR image shared by GOIABA

  16. Facebook APPS pages Connected external services your newsfeed groups Sponsored ads Your profile and settings

  17. Privacy and security CC FlickR image shared by snappybex

  18. Manage settings

  19. Who can see your timeline?

  20. Read the fine print

  21. Managing friendships filtering feeds

  22. issues & challenges

  23. Digital literacy – using online spaces safely and effectively CC FlickR image shared by Dean Ayres

  24. Managing your identity CC FlickR image shared by Faithful Chant

  25. Boundaries – who to connect with and how CC FlickR image shared by John_Wright

  26. Managing change [CC FlickR image shared by obenson]

  27. Potential uses • Contact with family and friends • Interest Groups • Following organisations of interest

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