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Bell Work NETWORK SOCIAL Answer the following question on a sheet of notebook paper… Think about your past experiences and in your own words, define the following terms… NETWORK SOCIAL

Popular Social Networking Sites The use of a website to connect people who share personal or professional interests Popular Social Networking Sites

Why Use Social Networks? Reconnect w/friends Keep in touch with family Express yourself Easily share pictures & videos Find jobs or other opportunities

Examples? Risks & Dangers Personal info can be viewed by all Online comments are “permanent” Think future jobs! Identity thieves search for victims Fake pages & cyber bullying Cyber predators “groom” potential victims Examples?

Danger! Beware! In a small town of Connecticut, 7 teenage girls were sexually assaulted by men they met through MySpace…all in a span of 5 weeks!! College girl was harassed and stalked by a “guy” she met online. That “guy” ended up being a female acquaintance from high school. A man was sentenced to 14 years in prison for murdering his estranged wife after she changed her Facebook profile to “single”. A 13 year old girl was sexually assaulted in a Texas parking lot after meeting a 19 year old boy she met on MySpace. Video about Christina Long.

Think about it… What social networking sites do you belong to? What information about yourself do you include on your social networking sites?

TMI? How much information is too much information? What do you think? Reading Assignment Read the article Make a list of all the tips that the article provides Watch the social networking video.

SN Tips Only friends should be able to see your page Only communicate w/people you know Be careful what you blog about Photos can reveal a lot!! Do not include… School, clubs, sports, address, work, certain interests, full name, etc.

What about Blogging? Blog or “weblogs” Journals (aka postings) Journals posted on the Internet Journals (aka postings) Reverse chronological order Area for comments of others Can be about anything

Cyber Bullying What is it? Harassment that occurs during online activities Includes… * Threatening e-mails * Nasty instant messaging * Harassing text messaging * Website set up to mock others * “Borrowing” someone’s screen name & pretending to be them while posting a message * Forwarding private messages, pictures, & videos to others

Beware of Cyber Bullies!! College student was convicted of 14 counts of felony computer invasion of privacy (identity theft) for impersonating his ex-gf on MySpace 49 yr old Lori Drew impersonated a 16 yr old boy and sent harassing messages to 13 yr old Megan Meier including the last message, “everyone hates you…the world would be a better place without you”. Megan committed suicide in Oct. 2006 by hanging herself Lori Drew was been charged (by the FBI) w/ one count of conspiracy & three counts of accessing protected computers w/o authorization (w/ the intent to harm) Video about Ryan Halligan. Article on Ryan Halligan. Ryan Halligan website.