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    SocialNetworking

    Michelle Breen

    For LNSS Project

    May 6th 2009

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    Week 9of 23 ThingsSocial Networking

    Thing 18

    Take a look at someSocial Networking sites

    http://lnssproject.blogspot.com/2008/12/social-networking-2.htmlhttp://lnssproject.blogspot.com/2008/12/social-networking-2.html
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    First, a definition . . .

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    A social networking site is a web-based services

    that allows individuals to construct a public orsemi-public profile within a bounded system,articulate a list of other users with whom theyshare a connection, and view and traverse their

    list of connections and those made by otherswithin the system.

    Boyd, D.M., Ellison, N. B. (2007) Social network sites: Definition, history, and

    scholarship. Journal of Computer-Mediated Communication, 13(1), article 11.

    http://jcmc.indiana.edu/vol13/issue1/boyd.ellison.html

    http://jcmc.indiana.edu/vol13/issue1/boyd.ellison.htmlhttp://jcmc.indiana.edu/vol13/issue1/boyd.ellison.html
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    For todays talk

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    What are social networking

    sites useful for?

    Communicating?

    Collaborating?

    Nothing at all?

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    Mission: to connect the worlds professionalsto accelerate their success

    Started 2002, 4,500 members first official month Today, over 39m members

    A new member joins LinkedIn approximatelyevery second

    About half the members are outside the U.S.

    Executives from all Fortune 500 companies are members

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    Why I got started on social networking

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    Challenge # 1:

    Finding anything interestingto write on my BEBO, whenreally I was just thereobserving

    Problem: my peers werentthere

    Challenge # 2:

    Wot u up 2 l8r

    Wl bdr b4 dinr 2nite,BFN

    C U @ pub l8r LOL

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    has many features(I dont like them all)

    The Wall Messages INBOX (and threads) & Chat Friends Pokes Groups Fan Pages & Adverts Events

    Photos & Videos Posted items & notes Shared items Applications (games)

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    Teaching using

    Have your students in groups

    Have them as Facebook friends perhaps in a friend groupthat you can restrict

    Some students may be outraged that their lecturer be-friended them but others may

    think its good to be able to see a real life side of the person whos teaching them Post and share URLs

    Reading lists

    Other online material

    Dont put your own material on facebook just link to it

    Photos & Videos (but watch copyright!)

    Organise group work with facebook events.

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    Example, teaching using a socialnetworking tool

    David Hamill, TCDTCD TAP (Trinity Access Programme).

    Because the VLEs are not v. appealing to students,David used the commercial version of NING to deliver

    learning material to students. The students reallyengaged with this and referred to it as our own Bebo.

    The website he used is http://tap2008.ning.com

    http://tap2008.ning.com/http://tap2008.ning.com/
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    http://news.cnet.com/8301-13577_3-10141752-36.html

    http://news.cnet.com/8301-13577_3-10141752-36.htmlhttp://news.cnet.com/8301-13577_3-10141752-36.html
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    Usage in Ireland

    200m people worldwide use

    610kin Ireland

    1.5m Irish people on

    Irish Times has 319k daily readers

    UL Library averages ~4k visitors a day

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    Usage on the web?

    & are in the top 10 MOST visited sites

    In Ireland, is in the top 10.

    17% of people worldwide that go on the internet visit

    The average amount of time someone spends on a Facebook visit is 25

    minutes hardly fits in with the skimming users profile that we thought we

    were dealing with

    Source: http://www.alexa.com/topsites

    http://www.alexa.com/topsiteshttp://www.alexa.com/topsiteshttp://www.alexa.com/topsiteshttp://www.alexa.com/topsites
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    Its free, games, videos, links, news, gossip, pics Old friends, new friends poking

    Contains more info about your contacts than just email address

    No instant chat required, post and leave

    Read an update about someone without having to call or email

    Easier than face-to-face

    If your friends are on Bebo or Facebook chances are you will be too

    Why so popular?

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    Why so popular?

    RECRUITMENT

    Right now, if you sent me a resume in a envelope, there's

    little chance that I'll even open it and the first thing I'mgoing to do when I get it is I'm gonna look online to seewhere you are. And if you're not online, then I'm going tothink, well, why aren't you online? Are you even currentto the market? Do you even understand what's going onin the world?

    Marketplace Money, Friday October 19th 2007http://marketplace.publicradio.org/display/web/2007/10/19/online_job_networking/

    http://marketplace.publicradio.org/display/web/2007/10/19/online_job_networking/http://marketplace.publicradio.org/display/web/2007/10/19/online_job_networking/
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    Life beyond BEBO & Facebook

    Young children and teenagers social network

    in different places:

    Club Penguin

    Webkinz

    Hi5

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    Social networking sites, not for kids

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    Social networking sites forspecific age groups or interests

    Age: Multiply (seniors and settled); Boomj (baby boomers); Rezoom

    Country of origin: Silicon India

    Gender: CafMom; MothersClick; Sister Woman (female friends)

    Occupation: ModelsHotel; FanLib (fiction writers); AdGabber; TheFeng.org

    (financial services executives); MilitarySpot (military families); Sermo(doctors and physicians),

    Business and careers: ConnectBuzz; Doostang; Execunet; Netshare; Ryze; Viadeo; Xing

    Interests: TradeKing (investors); Ravelry (knitting); StreetCred (hip hop);

    IndiePublic (art and design); PeerTrainer (health and wellbeing)

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    Library related SNS(SNS = social networking sites)

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    Will SNS be around in 5years?

    Yes, the next generation of it will with allservices in a central service will learning

    happen in the same place as socialising?

    The graduates of the MA IN Social Media from

    City University in Birmingham certainly hopethat these internet collaboration tools go onfor a long time.

    http://www.bcu.ac.uk/courses/media/socialmediahttp://www.bcu.ac.uk/courses/media/socialmedia
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    That was . . . . .Thing 18: Social Networking

    Thank you for your time

    Any questions?