The document discusses definitions and perspectives on social media. It provides definitions from Kaplan and Haenlein, who define social media as applications that allow user-generated content based on Web 2.0 principles. Mashable states social media reflects real life. Levinson and Gibson define it from a marketing perspective as tools that enable content and conversation online, such as blogs, photos, videos, networks, and mobile sharing. Sterne explains it simply as allowing anyone to communicate with everyone through accessible online tools distributing user-generated content. The document also lists cybercrimes against persons like harassment, hacking, spoofing, carding, and threats. It provides social media crime statistics and discusses pros and cons as well as responsible use.
The document discusses definitions and perspectives on social media. It provides definitions from Kaplan and Haenlein, who define social media as applications that allow user-generated content based on Web 2.0 principles. Mashable states social media reflects real life. Levinson and Gibson define it from a marketing perspective as tools that enable content and conversation online, such as blogs, photos, videos, networks, and mobile sharing. Sterne explains it simply as allowing anyone to communicate with everyone through accessible online tools distributing user-generated content. The document also lists cybercrimes against persons like harassment, hacking, spoofing, carding, and threats. It provides social media crime statistics and discusses pros and cons as well as responsible use.
The document discusses definitions and perspectives on social media. It provides definitions from Kaplan and Haenlein, who define social media as applications that allow user-generated content based on Web 2.0 principles. Mashable states social media reflects real life. Levinson and Gibson define it from a marketing perspective as tools that enable content and conversation online, such as blogs, photos, videos, networks, and mobile sharing. Sterne explains it simply as allowing anyone to communicate with everyone through accessible online tools distributing user-generated content. The document also lists cybercrimes against persons like harassment, hacking, spoofing, carding, and threats. It provides social media crime statistics and discusses pros and cons as well as responsible use.
a group of Internet-based applications that build on the ideological and technological foundations of Web 2.0, and that allow the creation and exchange of User Generated Content”. “Web 2.0 refers to the principles and practice of facilitating information sharing and social interaction by users generating, altering and uploading web-based content” (Liburd, 2012).
Mashable.com (2010) states, “social media is real life.”
Levinson and Gibson (2010) define social media from a marketer’s point of view as “a set of tools that are free or nearly free and allow marketers and the community to create content and meaningful conversation online”. Some examples of social media are “blogs, photo-sharing sites, video-sharing sites, social networks, audio podcasts, Internet radio […] mobile social sharing and communication tools” (Levinson & Gibson, 2010). Sterne (2010) explains social media in a clear and uncomplicated way – “That which allows anybody to communicate with everybody […] consumergenerated content distributed through easy-to-access online tools”. CYBERCRIMES AGAINST PERSONS
HARASSMENT VIA E-MAILS
HACKING E-MAIL/ SMS SPOOFING CARDING ASSAULT BY THREAT Cases recorded from 2016 to the present according to ACG: • online libel (522) • online threats (226) • anti-photo and video voyeurism (202) • Computer-related identity theft (197) • hacking (127) PROS AND CONS OF USING SOCIAL MEDIA
1. What do you like about social media?
2. What don’t you like about social media? 3. How do things on social media impact your life offline? 4. What biggest problems are on social media? How can we become responsible social media users? ASSESSMENT TASK:
Break into groups, create your list of DOs and
DONTs, and promote responsible and SMART social media use by creating your own slogan! ISSUES ABOUT SOCIAL MEDIA
1. Have you ever posted something you should not have (too private, inappropriate, incriminating, etc.) on social media? What were the consequences of these actions?
2. Do you practice “self-censorship” on social media? Do you think that
most teenagers do? Sample:
A social media user
with a heart is also one who is SMART! 10 ETHICAL ISSUES IN SOCIAL MEDIA 1. Once you out it out there, it is there forever. 2. Be mindful of copyright and legal issues. 3. Do not say anything bad about potential clients or employers. 4. Think from the employers’ perspective. 5. Practice good grammar. 6. Be aware of correct events and trends. 7. Know your company’s agency social media guidelines. 8. Listen to people. (Create good relationships). 9. Never lie or use misguiding information. 10. Do not be stupid.