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Sudhanshu Sandhir
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The document discusses social media, including its definition, history, popular platforms, and effects on youth. It provides statistics on platforms like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and WhatsApp. Both positive and negative effects are outlined. Positives include connecting with others and sharing information, while negatives include technology overuse, distraction from schoolwork, and risks like cyberbullying. The document concludes by emphasizing the need for internet safety education for youth.

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impact of social media on youth m.com ppt
You are going to know about following contents īƒ˜What is social media ? īƒ˜Tools of social media. īƒ˜History īƒ˜Statistics of popular social media platforms. īƒ˜Negative Effects īƒ˜Positive Effects īƒ˜ Some facts īƒ˜ Conclusion
What is social media ? īĩ Social media refers to interaction among people in which they can create, share or exchange information and ideas in virtual communities and networks.[1] īĩ “Social” – refers to instinctual needs humans have to connect with other humans īĩ “Media” – what we use to make connections with other humans īĩ “Social Media” – Media used for social interaction. Social media is the use of electronic and internet tools for the purpose of sharing and discussing information and experiences with an online community.
Some of the popular social media tools/websites ī‚— Whatsapp ī‚— Twitter ī‚— Face book ī‚— Google+ ī‚— Snapchat ī‚— Blogging Platforms [Tumblr,Blogger] ī‚— Instagram
History of Social Media ī‚— The first social media site that everyone can agree actually was a website called Six Degrees. It was named after the ‘six degrees of sepration theory and lasted from 1997 to 2001. Six Degrees allowed users to create a profile and then make friend with other users. Six Degrees even allowed those who didn’t register as users to confirm friendships and connected quite a few people this way. ī‚— From Six Degrees, the internet moved into the era of blogging and instant messaging. Although blogging may not seem like social media precisely, the term fits because people were suddenly able to communicate with a blog other instantly as well as other readers. The term “blog” is a form of the phrase “Weblog” which was coined by Jorn Barger, an early blogger that was the editor of the site “Robot Wisdom.”
ī‚— In 2004, Mark Zuckerberg launched what would soon become the social media giant that would set the bar for all other social media services. Facebook is the number one social media website today and it currently boasts over a billion users. ī‚— However, back in 2004, Facebook (TheFacebook.com then) was launched just for Harvard students. Zuckerberg saw the potential and released the service to the world at the website facebook.com. ī‚— In 2006, the popularity of text messaging or SMS inspired Jack Dorsey, Biz Stone, Noah Glass and Evan Williams to create Twitter, a service that had the unique distinction of allowing users to send “tweets”o 140 characters or less. Today, Twitter has over 500 million users.
Statistics of popular social media platforms
{+} ve’s of social media on youth
Positive Effects and Advantages of Social Media Helps in conversation around the world. Data, information can be exchanged easily. Money over SMS can be saved by using whatsapp. Information can be directly sent to large number of people easily. Helps in avoiding boredom. A local business person may expand his business over websites Increace a general knowledge Targets a wide audience, making it a useful and effective recruitment tool
Positive effects īƒ˜ The main advantage of social networking site is that it helps in establishing connection with people,friends and relatives. It helps in sharing one’s view, share pictures and lots of other stuffs. īƒ˜ It helps students in interacting with one another and share ideas. This helps in improving student’s creativity. īƒ˜ The social networking websites can be accessed from any part of the globe īƒ˜ Through these sites the students can establish contact with entrepreneurs, corporate people and can gain valuable information from them.
Positive effects īƒ˜Through these sites the students can establish contact with entrepreneurs, corporate people and can gain valuable information from them. īƒ˜Facilitates open communication, leading to enhanced information discovery and delivery. īƒ˜Targets a wide audience, making it a useful and effective recruitment tool. īƒ˜Increase General Knowledge and Awareness of Students. īƒ˜Saves Time and Cost by facilitating faster communication
Overallâ€Ļ. +ve impact Develop Awareness: Develop concentratio n Develop Reading And Writing Skills: Develop Social Skills: +ve impact Voice for voiceless Increace conffidence Provide education Make independent
Usage of social media in daily-life
{-}ve’s of social media on youth
Negative effects and Demerits of social media Making Violence Normal Can be Distractive. Score Low In exams Radiation Face to Face Connections are Endangered Cyberbullying and Crimes Against Children Risks of Fraud or Identity Theft Time Waster
Negative effects īƒ˜ Eye Problems: Prolonged use of display screens may weaken eye sight. īƒ˜Addiction: Internet shopping, online chatting can be addictive. īƒ˜Effect on health: Sitting all day in front of laptops/computers may disturb body metabolism. īƒ˜Reduction in physical activities eaken eye sight.
Negative effects ī‚— Teens who use Facebook more may have psychological disorders, including antisocial behaviors, mania and aggressive tendencies ī‚— The Desire to Compare: We compare ourselves to others in terms of looks, travelled destinations, shopping sprees, friends and so on. ī‚— Lack Of Interpersonal Skills: youth often ignore the importance and the appropriate behaviour related to face-to-face contact. ī‚— Sharing too much ī‚— Social Distrust
Negative effects ī‚— Online grooming: One of the most distressing aspects of the social media is the growing evidence that may use fake accounts on the social media to make friendships with young children and teenagers. ī‚— Violent Imagery: Spending a lot of time on the social media sites like facebook can be dangerous, as often as a result of political events around the world, explicit and violent imagery get shown on the discussion threads. ī‚— Misinformation: Enables the spread of false rumors and unreliable information: 49.1% of users have read false news on social media.
Attention-deficit hyperactivity Disorder The practice of logging on daily to see hundreds of new photos, comments, and user statuses have begun to take away our ability to keep our focus on something for more than an hour or two, making a very real and possible effect of SNS.
How to Prevent Social Media Threats?? īƒ˜Install theft protection software on all of the computers you use to access social media accounts. īƒ˜Make sure never to click the box to save your password when you are on a public, work or laptop computer. īƒ˜Use your real name whenever you sign up for social media accounts. īƒ˜Avoid giving out personal information on social media sites, such as address, phone number or your birth date. īƒ˜Change your privacy settings on all your social media accounts, so that you have control of all the information that is posted.
How I (as a new user) formed my networks ī‚— After setting up an account on a given platform – e.g. Facebook or Twitter, I then used the search tools to find people with similar interests to me. For example: - Career - Sport - Academic - Campaigns ī‚— For each interest, I was able to build up a small “virtual” network that looks something like the diagram below 22 Everyone within this network of interest is connected to each other
impact of social media on youth m.com ppt
Some important facts Today’s children spend an avg. 7 hours a day on entertainment media including television , computer and mobile. īĩSocial media statistics as on 30 dec.2016 :- īĩTeens average over 3000 texts per month (100/day) â€ĸ 1++ Billion â€ĸ 950 Million â€ĸ 325 Million â€ĸ 1.609 Billion FACEBOOK Twitter You tubeWhatsapp
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Conclusion and Implication īƒ˜Parents need to work with their children on using safety precautions when on social media sites. Thirty-one percent of youth surveyed by the National School Board Association (2007) reported posting inappropriate pictures and sharing personal information with strangers. īƒ˜Youth need to be taught of the dangers of putting their personal information online. īƒ˜Information that is posted online can never be permanently erased. īƒ˜Parents and their children should establish privacy settings, and the children should learn to check to be sure that their privacy settings have not changed.
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  • 1. SubmittedBy : Sudhanshu & Ramanvir Kaur Roll No.( 8022 & 8021 )
  • 3. You are going to know about following contents īƒ˜What is social media ? īƒ˜Tools of social media. īƒ˜History īƒ˜Statistics of popular social media platforms. īƒ˜Negative Effects īƒ˜Positive Effects īƒ˜ Some facts īƒ˜ Conclusion
  • 4. What is social media ? īĩ Social media refers to interaction among people in which they can create, share or exchange information and ideas in virtual communities and networks.[1] īĩ “Social” – refers to instinctual needs humans have to connect with other humans īĩ “Media” – what we use to make connections with other humans īĩ “Social Media” – Media used for social interaction. Social media is the use of electronic and internet tools for the purpose of sharing and discussing information and experiences with an online community.
  • 5. Some of the popular social media tools/websites ī‚— Whatsapp ī‚— Twitter ī‚— Face book ī‚— Google+ ī‚— Snapchat ī‚— Blogging Platforms [Tumblr,Blogger] ī‚— Instagram
  • 6. History of Social Media ī‚— The first social media site that everyone can agree actually was a website called Six Degrees. It was named after the ‘six degrees of sepration theory and lasted from 1997 to 2001. Six Degrees allowed users to create a profile and then make friend with other users. Six Degrees even allowed those who didn’t register as users to confirm friendships and connected quite a few people this way. ī‚— From Six Degrees, the internet moved into the era of blogging and instant messaging. Although blogging may not seem like social media precisely, the term fits because people were suddenly able to communicate with a blog other instantly as well as other readers. The term “blog” is a form of the phrase “Weblog” which was coined by Jorn Barger, an early blogger that was the editor of the site “Robot Wisdom.”
  • 7. ī‚— In 2004, Mark Zuckerberg launched what would soon become the social media giant that would set the bar for all other social media services. Facebook is the number one social media website today and it currently boasts over a billion users. ī‚— However, back in 2004, Facebook (TheFacebook.com then) was launched just for Harvard students. Zuckerberg saw the potential and released the service to the world at the website facebook.com. ī‚— In 2006, the popularity of text messaging or SMS inspired Jack Dorsey, Biz Stone, Noah Glass and Evan Williams to create Twitter, a service that had the unique distinction of allowing users to send “tweets”o 140 characters or less. Today, Twitter has over 500 million users.
  • 8. Statistics of popular social media platforms
  • 9. {+} ve’s of social media on youth
  • 10. Positive Effects and Advantages of Social Media Helps in conversation around the world. Data, information can be exchanged easily. Money over SMS can be saved by using whatsapp. Information can be directly sent to large number of people easily. Helps in avoiding boredom. A local business person may expand his business over websites Increace a general knowledge Targets a wide audience, making it a useful and effective recruitment tool
  • 11. Positive effects īƒ˜ The main advantage of social networking site is that it helps in establishing connection with people,friends and relatives. It helps in sharing one’s view, share pictures and lots of other stuffs. īƒ˜ It helps students in interacting with one another and share ideas. This helps in improving student’s creativity. īƒ˜ The social networking websites can be accessed from any part of the globe īƒ˜ Through these sites the students can establish contact with entrepreneurs, corporate people and can gain valuable information from them.
  • 12. Positive effects īƒ˜Through these sites the students can establish contact with entrepreneurs, corporate people and can gain valuable information from them. īƒ˜Facilitates open communication, leading to enhanced information discovery and delivery. īƒ˜Targets a wide audience, making it a useful and effective recruitment tool. īƒ˜Increase General Knowledge and Awareness of Students. īƒ˜Saves Time and Cost by facilitating faster communication
  • 14. Usage of social media in daily-life
  • 15. {-}ve’s of social media on youth
  • 16. Negative effects and Demerits of social media Making Violence Normal Can be Distractive. Score Low In exams Radiation Face to Face Connections are Endangered Cyberbullying and Crimes Against Children Risks of Fraud or Identity Theft Time Waster
  • 17. Negative effects īƒ˜ Eye Problems: Prolonged use of display screens may weaken eye sight. īƒ˜Addiction: Internet shopping, online chatting can be addictive. īƒ˜Effect on health: Sitting all day in front of laptops/computers may disturb body metabolism. īƒ˜Reduction in physical activities eaken eye sight.
  • 18. Negative effects ī‚— Teens who use Facebook more may have psychological disorders, including antisocial behaviors, mania and aggressive tendencies ī‚— The Desire to Compare: We compare ourselves to others in terms of looks, travelled destinations, shopping sprees, friends and so on. ī‚— Lack Of Interpersonal Skills: youth often ignore the importance and the appropriate behaviour related to face-to-face contact. ī‚— Sharing too much ī‚— Social Distrust
  • 19. Negative effects ī‚— Online grooming: One of the most distressing aspects of the social media is the growing evidence that may use fake accounts on the social media to make friendships with young children and teenagers. ī‚— Violent Imagery: Spending a lot of time on the social media sites like facebook can be dangerous, as often as a result of political events around the world, explicit and violent imagery get shown on the discussion threads. ī‚— Misinformation: Enables the spread of false rumors and unreliable information: 49.1% of users have read false news on social media.
  • 20. Attention-deficit hyperactivity Disorder The practice of logging on daily to see hundreds of new photos, comments, and user statuses have begun to take away our ability to keep our focus on something for more than an hour or two, making a very real and possible effect of SNS.
  • 21. How to Prevent Social Media Threats?? īƒ˜Install theft protection software on all of the computers you use to access social media accounts. īƒ˜Make sure never to click the box to save your password when you are on a public, work or laptop computer. īƒ˜Use your real name whenever you sign up for social media accounts. īƒ˜Avoid giving out personal information on social media sites, such as address, phone number or your birth date. īƒ˜Change your privacy settings on all your social media accounts, so that you have control of all the information that is posted.
  • 22. How I (as a new user) formed my networks ī‚— After setting up an account on a given platform – e.g. Facebook or Twitter, I then used the search tools to find people with similar interests to me. For example: - Career - Sport - Academic - Campaigns ī‚— For each interest, I was able to build up a small “virtual” network that looks something like the diagram below 22 Everyone within this network of interest is connected to each other
  • 24. Some important facts Today’s children spend an avg. 7 hours a day on entertainment media including television , computer and mobile. īĩSocial media statistics as on 30 dec.2016 :- īĩTeens average over 3000 texts per month (100/day) â€ĸ 1++ Billion â€ĸ 950 Million â€ĸ 325 Million â€ĸ 1.609 Billion FACEBOOK Twitter You tubeWhatsapp
  • 27. Conclusion and Implication īƒ˜Parents need to work with their children on using safety precautions when on social media sites. Thirty-one percent of youth surveyed by the National School Board Association (2007) reported posting inappropriate pictures and sharing personal information with strangers. īƒ˜Youth need to be taught of the dangers of putting their personal information online. īƒ˜Information that is posted online can never be permanently erased. īƒ˜Parents and their children should establish privacy settings, and the children should learn to check to be sure that their privacy settings have not changed.
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