Social Media Citizenship
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Lecture for the members of the Arvisu House Jesuit Prenovitiate (June 9, 2015) Objective: To help them to become ethical and responsible members of social networking sites
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Social Media Citizenship
- 1. Social Media Citizenship Arvisu House June 9, 2015
- 2. –Pope Francis “The internet, in particular, offers immense possibilities for encounter and solidarity. This is something truly good, a gift from God.” Bergoglio, Jorge Mario. “Communication at the Service of an Authentic Culture of Encounter.” Vatican.va. Libreria Editrice Vaticana, 1 June 2014. Web. 5 June 2015.
- 3. Social media makes it easier to connect and to communicate.
- 4. Social media is essential to be able to reach the youth.
- 5. “Believers are increasingly aware that, unless the Good News is made known also in the digital world, it may be absent in the experience of many people for whom this existential space is important. The digital environment is not a parallel or purely virtual world, but is part of the daily experience of many people, especially the young.” –Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI Ratzinger, Joseph Aloisius. “Social Networks: portals of truth and faith; new spaces for evangelization.” Vatican.va. Libreria Editrice Vaticana, 12 May 2013. Web. 5 June 2015.
- 6. HINKT Tip #1: Before you post, tweet or send…
- 8. Cyberbullying According to Google Trends, in 2014, the Philippines had the fourth highest searches for “cyberbullying”.
- 9. Oversharing TMI (Too Much Information)
- 10. Social Network Minimum Frequency Ideal Frequency Tolerance for Multiple Posts Facebook Daily Once or twice per day Low LinkedIn Daily Once or twice per day Moderate Google+ Daily Multiple times per day Moderate Twitter Several times per day Multiple times per day High Pinterest Several times per day Multiple times per day High YouTube Weekly Three or four times per week Moderate Instagram A few times per week Daily or more often Moderate Sherman, Aliza, and Danielle Elliott. Smith. Social Media Engagement for Dummies. Hoboken, NJ: John Wiley & Sons, 2013. 102. Print. Posting Frequency on Popular Social Networks
- 11. selfieOxford English Dictionary 2013 Word of the Year
- 12. Houghton, David and Joinson, Adam and Caldwell, Nigel and Marder, Ben (2013) Tagger's delight? Disclosure and liking in Facebook: the effects of sharing photographs amongst multiple known social circles. Discussion Paper. University of Birmingham, Birmingham. Intimacy=
- 13. “Overall, we’ve seen a massive increase in narcissism among college students…” –Jean Twenge, PhD Jean M. Twenge, Sara Knorath, Joshua D. Foster, W. Keith Campbell, Brad J. Bushman, “Egos Inflating Over Time: A Cross-Temporal Meta-Analysis of the Narcissistic Personality Inventory,” Journal of Personality, Vol. 76, No.4, pp. 875-901.
- 14. Tip #2: Private is not always private. Have you ever wondered, “How do web sites know so much about me?”
- 15. Update your Privacy Settings regularly. 200 Friends x 200 Friends = 40,000 “Friends”!
- 17. Tip #3: People lose their inhibitions online. • “You don’t know me” • “You can’t see me” • “See you later” • “It’s all in my head” • “It’s just a game” • “We’re equals”
- 18. Using a False Identity
- 19. Tip #4: Consider your audience. Mother Boss Partner Would you be able to say it to your…
- 20. sextingNearly 50% of adults in the US use their smartphones to send or receive sexually-explicit videos, photos or messages.
- 21. Tip #5: Once you post something, it's on the Internet forever.
- 22. Have You Heard of the “Snappening”? Have You Read Stories of People Fired Because of Social Media?
- 23. Tip #6: You are an ambassador. Catholics Jesuits Arvisu You The things you do and say will reflect on your organization.
- 24. Tip #7: Respect other people’s property.
- 25. Tip #8: Social media can become an addiction. Social media has overtaken watching online pornography as the #1 most popular activity online.
- 26. “Maybe many young people waste too many hours on futile things…” “…chatting on the Internet or with smartphones, watching TV soap operas, and (using) the products of technological progress, which should simplify and improve the quality of life, but distract attention away from what is really important.” –Pope Francis Scherer, Steve. “Pope urges young people not to waste time on Internet and smartphones.” Reuters.com. Thomson Reuters, 6 Aug 2014. Web. 5 June 2015.
- 27. Tip #9: Some conversations are best taken offline. 55% 38% 7% Words Tone of Voice Nonverbal Behavior • Volume • Rhythm • Intonation • Stress • Body language • Eye contact • Touch
- 28. A woman without her man is nothing A woman, without her man, is nothing. A woman: without her, man is nothing.
- 29. Tip #10: Craft a social media usage agreement.
- 30. Thank You! Get a copy of the presentation at http://bit.ly/ 1MjWKWq. Paolo Gonzalez paolo.gonzalez@jescom.ph JesCom.ph /JesComPH @JesComPH @JesComPH /Jesuitcomm
- 31. Attribution • Slide 1 – Social Media 01 Author: Gerardo Obieta (@G_Obieta) Date: February 5, 2009 Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/rosauraochoa/3256859352/ License: Creative Commons Attribution 2.0 Generic (CC BY 2.0) • Slide 8 – Maybe an Overshare on Twitter…? Author: jamesomalley Date: March 9, 2008 Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/realjameso16/2322299800/ License: Creative Commons Attribution 2.0 Generic (CC BY 2.0) • Slide 25 – Social Media Addiction Author: Mike Licht, NotionsCapital.com Date: April 25, 2010 Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/notionscapital/4549543273/ License: Creative Commons Attribution 2.0 Generic (CC BY 2.0)
Hinweis der Redaktion
- Top Ten Tips for Responsible Social Networking Objective: To help you to become ethical and responsible members of social networking sites
- The computer as a tool for accomplishing tasks (automating office skills) vs. the computer as a device for exploring, playing and communicating
- What are the implications? • It’s a popular topic • Many people are getting curious about the subject • Victims / witnesses are looking for advice on how to take action
- • “It’s a status, not a diary” • Shameless self-promotion, game invites. • More people will pay attention when the content you publish is relevant to them.
- It is important not to overload the feeds of our contacts. This can cause your contacts to tune you out.
- • Vanity, narcissism, bragging • Complaining
- Behavioral advertising refers to the practice of companies which advertise to you based on your interests. The advertising companies keep track of your online behavior and activities, and use this information to figure out what you browse for and what you like. They then send you advertisements for similar and nearby products and services.
- The goal of trolls is to provoke readers into an emotional response; to disrupt on-topic discussion
- “Love, Relationships & Technology” (McAfee) 50% have also saved sexts
- Once media is uploaded, it can pass through servers across the world. Many hosting services create caches to be able to load websites faster. They also keep backups to guard against the loss of content due to accidental deletion, server problems or hacker attacks.
- Snapchat users can take “Snaps” (photos, videos, text and drawings), and send them with a set time limit. The recipients can view the Snaps from 1 to 10 seconds, before they are hidden from the recipient's device and deleted from the Snapchat servers.
- Others will identify you in your public role as a representative of the Church. If you talk about a Church matter, make it clear that these are your personal opinions.
- • 7%-38%-55% Rule (Albert Mehrabian, UCLA) • Sensitive conversations, such as arguments, are best taken offline. • Communication conducted over social media are not as effective and meaningful as those done face-to-face, because they cannot fully express feelings and attitudes. • Assumptions and misinterpretation can lead to miscommunication and misunderstandings.