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Presented by Name CYBER LITERACY CHAPTER 8 PLUGGING IN TO SOCIAL MEDIA

 We will learn about different types of social media and about their risks and rewards. Also, how we can use these in our personal and academic lives. OVERVIEW

 Social media  Social networks  Blog  Microblog  Wikis  Podcast TERMS TO KNOW  Online communities  Virtual worlds  Media sharing  Online/ video chatting  Web conferencing  Webinar

 Social media- a form of online communication using web-based tools  Social Media Video Social Media Video SOCIAL MEDIA

 Social Networks- allow us to connect to others online through status updates, posts, pictures, and videos  Examples: Facebook, LinkedIn SOCIAL NETWORKS

 Blog- An online journal  Blogs usually contain information on certain topics, or advice from the blogger  People can leave comments  Examples: Blogger.com BLOGS

 Microblog- A post much shorter than a blog post  Examples: Twitter, Tumblr MICROBLOGS

 Wikis- Online tools that allow members to add and edit posts  Examples: Wikispaces, Wikipedia WIKIS

 Podcast- radio programs, news reports, language lessons  Examples: BBC.com, Apple.com, Ted.com  iPhone World Gallery iPhone World Gallery PODCASTS

 Online communities- a place where users have common interests and communicate online  Examples: TripAdvisor.com ONLINE COMMUNITIES

 Virtual worlds- simulate the experience of real life through the use of an avatar that interacts with the online world  Examples: Secondlife.com VIRTUAL WORLDS

 Media sharing- allow visitors to post their own videos, photos or other content and view content of other users  Examples: YouTube MEDIA SHARING

 Online/ video chatting- allow users to chat with each other through typing, telephone, or video calling  Examples: Skype ONLINE/ VIDEO CHATTING

 Web conferencing – allows users to participate in an online meeting  Webinar- a presentation, seminar, or workshop online  Examples: Webex.com WEB CONFERENCING

 Cyberbullying  Identity risks  Overuse  Posts are permanent RISKS OF SOCIAL MEDIA

 Join communities  Connect instantly  Self-expression  Collaboration  Real-time information REWARDS OF SOCIAL MEDIA

1. Personal- chatting with friends, blogging about something you like, sharing photos, keeping friends updated 2. Academic- using sites like YouTube to find interesting videos for a project …be careful of your source! 3. Professional- connections, customers USES OF SOCIAL MEDIA

 Collage-create a collage of your top 10 favorite social media sites with their icon picture. Include your first and last name CHAPTER 8 ASSESSMENTS