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How Many of you use Social

Networking Sites?So, what is social network?

Wikipedia says : A social network is a socialstructure made of individuals (or

organizations) called nodes, which are tied

(connected) !y one or more specific types ofinterdependency, such as friendship, kinship,

financial e"change, dislike or relationships of

!eliefs, knowledge or prestige 2


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INTERNET AND YOUTH

• Today’s teens use technology more than ever. “iGeneration”

• Teens use the internet to:

– Send instant messages to their friends

– Create blogs and online videos– Keep personal profiles on social networing websites

– Share photos

• Technology! especially the "nternet! allows all of us immediate

access to information• The world #$ live in is different than what %&' generation

has grown up in. Thin about all the %CC$SS you have toinformation and compare it to what your parents grew up

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• 85% of teens ages 12-17 engage insome form of eletroni !ersonalomm"niation DAI#Y

– te$t messaging– email

– instant messages

– on soial netor&ing sites'

• 7(% of teens "se )*oial Netor&ing*ites+ ,faeoo&. Or&"t et/

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SOCIAL NETWORKING

• A soial netor& ser0ie fo"ses on "iling online omm"nities of !eo!le

o sare interests an3or ati0ities.or o are intereste in e$!loring teinterests an ati0ities of oters'

• *oial netor&ing as eno"rage ne a4s to omm"niate an sareinformation'

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*OIA# NET6ORIN9 6at e &no9 TEEN*

()* of teens visit social networing websites dailyor more often

+)* of all social networing teens say they use thesites to stay in touch with friends they see

fre,uently! while -* use the sites to stay in touch with friends they rarely see in person.

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What we know:Teens say social networking sites help them

manage their friendships

• /* of all social networing teens use the sitesto mae plans with friends0 1+* use the sites tomae new friends.

• 22* of teens who have created a profile

say that their profile is not visible to allunnown users. They limit access to theirprofiles.

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Popular social networkingsites

• Personal sites - Facebook

• Professionalwork relate! - "inke!#n

• $o%antic relationshi& initiation-

Frien!ster • 'icroblo((in(-)witter

• '*sic - last+f%

• ,i!eos - o*)*be• Photos&ict*res - #nsta(ra%

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om e tatist ics

/ccor!in( to a st*!0 89 &er cent of 15-2. 0ear ol!s in

#n!ia access a social networkin( site eer0!a0 an!6. of the% s&en! at least half an ho*r on the%

)he worl! now s&en!s aro*n! 22 &ercent of all ti%eonline on social networks an! blo( sites

)he aera(e isitor s&en!s 66 %ore ti%e on thesesites than a 0ear a(o

s international rea!ershi& fo*n! that 43 of

online news sharin( occ*rs ia social %e!ia networksan! tools

)he n*%ber of *sers re(istere! for irt*al worl! sitesbroke the 1 billion %ark !*rin( 2.1.

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1 billion+ users, 500 mil + likes p/day

50% of users sign in once a day (700 billionminutes/month

!"erage of 1#0 friends

$argest age group of acti"e users 1&'5

)ore than 70 languages a"ailable

)ore than #0 billion pieces of content shared each month

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-o. of users 500 million +

50 million teets per day

sers spend an a"g of 170 minutes per month onitter

2hina has the most itter users


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Social Networking – Pro’s &Con’sThe Good :)• Seed of u!lications " #uick and easy way of sharing

news$ %iews and any other infor&ation'

• Seci(c audience reach " Peole who follow the accountare genuinely interested in what you ha%e to say and the

content in%ol%ed'

• )ood for P* " +ees e%eryone in the loo of what is goingon

• +eeing u"to"seed with the latest news in highereducation and &onitor any acti%ityThe Bad :(

• ,andalis& eole who intentionally go out of their way tohurt the credi!ility of the co&any'

• -n the Sotlight Udates . Tweets need to !e well

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1. Psychological effects of social networking

!s social net/orking sites ha"e risen in popularity o"er the pastyears, people ha"e been spending an e3cessi"e amount of timeon the 4nternet in general and social net/orking sites inspecific. 1his has led researchers to debate the establishment

of 4nternet addiction as an actual clinical disorder.

2. Breaking up

5ites such as *acebook are becoming increasingly populartools for methods of ending relationships, pro"ing thatalthough ne/ media is being used as a tool for connecting

/ith indi"iduals, it is no/ creating ne/ problems associated/ith disconnecting from others.16


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2yber bullying

6nline bullying, also called cyber'bullying, is a relati"ely common

occurrence and it can often result in emotional trauma for the"ictim. 7epending on the net/orking outlet, up to #8% of users

admit to being 9cyber'bullied 1he destruction of these online

attacks can lea"e deep psychological scars+

:. ;ri"acy

;ri"acy concerns /ith social net/orking ser"ices ha"e raised

gro/ing concerns amongst users on the dangers of gi"ing out too

much personal information. 0sers of these ser"ices also need to

be a/are of data theft or "iruses.


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