Use of Social Media- Group 1 Advantages and Disadvantages
- 1. GROUP 1 Science and Technology and Society
- 2. Our Team Disadvantages Definition Implementation Objectives Conclusion Advantages
- 3. Gianne Dela Cruz Cherryka Chavez Kevin Ambal Christian Legaspi Manabat Ma. Louisa Moldez
- 4. The use of social media refers to the activities, behaviors, and interactions that individuals engage in when utilizing online platforms and technologies designed for social networking, communication, content sharing, and community building. It encompasses various actions such as posting updates, sharing photos or videos, commenting on others' posts, liking content, joining groups or communities, messaging, and more.
- 5. Social media platforms enable users to connect with friends, family, acquaintances, and even strangers across the globe. These interactions can be public or private, depending on the platform and user preferences. The primary purposes of using social media include staying connected, sharing information, expressing opinions, finding like-minded individuals, promoting businesses or personal brands, and consuming news and entertainment.
- 6. Overall, the use of social media has become integral to modern communication, significantly influencing how individuals and organizations interact, collaborate, and engage with each other in the digital age.
- 7. • Objective: Foster discussions, collaboration, and collective action around shared interests. • Research and Insights: • Personal Connections and Networking • Information Sharing and Consumption: • Business Marketing and Promotion: • Community Building and Engagement: • Educational and Professional Development: Understanding the advantages, and disadvantages to help individuals and businesses navigate the complexities of social media use, make informed decisions, and leverage its potential while mitigating risks and challenges.
- 8. • COMMUNICATION • PROMOTION It is a process of exchanging information, ideas, thoughts, and feelings between individuals or groups. Refers to the activities and strategies used to raise awareness, create interest, and encourage the adoption or purchase of products, services, ideas, or causes.
- 9. ⚬ ADDICTION • CYBER-BULLYING It is the use of digital communication tools such as social media, messaging apps, or websites to repeatedly intimidate, harass, or humiliate someone. Refers to a compulsive or excessive engagement with any platforms or devices that results in negative consequences.
- 10. Possible Treatment and Suggestion 1.Make sure that you have enough time for offline activities as well. 2.Set boundaries with your children about how much time they should spend online. 3.Talk to your friends and family members about the dangers of internet addiction and cyberbullying.
- 11. • EDUCATION • AWARENESS The process of facilitating learning, acquisition of knowledge, skills, values, beliefs, and habits. Refers to having knowledge or understanding of a particular issue, situation, or phenomenon.
- 12. • PRIVACY CONCERNS • FAKE NEWS The ability of individuals or organizations to manage and regulate access to their personal or sensitive information. Refers to deliberate misinformation or hoaxes spread through traditional media outlets or online social media platforms.
- 13. Possible Treatment and Suggestion 1.Don't share your live location or daily routines. 2.Don't share identification numbers. 3.Only accept connection requests from people you know 4.Create strong, unique passwords. ... 5.Use two-factor authentication (Avoid SMS)
- 14. • CONNECTIVITY • BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Refers to the ability of devices, systems, or networks to connect and communicate with each other, enabling the exchange of data, information, or resources. Refers to a situation or set of circumstances that presents a chance to start a new venture, expand an existing business, or enter a new market segment.
- 15. • HEALTH ISSUES • REPUTATION DAMAGE a wide range of physical, mental, and social challenges that affect individuals' well-being and quality of life. These issues can stem from various factors, including genetics, lifestyle choices, environmental factors, and access to healthcare refers to the negative impact on an individual's, organization's, or entity's public perception and credibility due to actions, events, or perceptions
- 16. Possible Treatment and Suggestion Addressing social media-related health issues involves a multi-faceted approach that combines individual efforts with systemic changes. By fostering a balanced approach to social media use and prioritizing mental health, individuals can mitigate potential risks and enhance their overall well-being in the digital age
- 17. • ENTERTAINMENT • CREATIVITY AND INNOVATION Drive progress, problem-solving, and advancement across various fields, industries, and disciplines. a wide range of activities, performances, events, and media that provide enjoyment, amusement, or relaxation to audiences.
- 18. • COMPARISON AND ENVY • ALGORITHMIC BIAS Are two related but distinct psychological phenomena that often influence human behavior and emotions, particularly in social contexts. A systematic and repeatable errors in a computer system's decision- making process due to unintended prejudices in the data used to train algorithms, the algorithms themselves, or their implementation.
- 19. • Spend Time with Friends Face-to-Face. Spending time with your friends in real life, outside of a screen, can help you manage stress and can provide emotional support, resources, and care. • Use Envy as Inspiration. • Seek Professional Help. Possible Treatment and Suggestion
- 20. • NETWORKING AND COLLABORATION • COMMUNITY BUILDING The process of establishing and nurturing relationships, connections, and a sense of belonging among individuals within a group or community. Are essential practices that facilitate professional and personal growth, foster innovation, and create opportunities for individuals and organizations.
- 21. • PORNOGRAPHY • TIME CONSUMING Involves addressing a complex and multifaceted topic that intersects with various aspects of society, culture, psychology, and ethics. Activities or tasks that require a significant amount of time and effort to complete. This term is often used to express the idea that certain activities take up more time than expected or are particularly demanding in terms of time commitment.
- 22. 1. Keep a Journal and Identify Your Triggers. The best way to identify the severity and root cause of your addiction is to keep a journal. 2.Place Blockers on Your Electronic Devices 3.Accept Support from Others 4.Find Alternative Activities. 5.Practice Mindfulness. Possible Treatment and Suggestion
- 23. • GLOBAL INFLUENCE AND IMPACT • POLITICAL AND SOCIAL ACTIVISM The ability of entities, such as countries, organizations, or movements, to affect events, decisions, policies, cultures, and economies beyond their national or local boundaries. A range of actions and movements aimed at advocating for social and political change, challenging injustices, and promoting awareness of pressing issues within societies.
- 24. • PROCASTINATION • OVERWHELM AND INFORMATION OVERLOAD Refers to the habitual delay or postponement of tasks, often despite knowing that this delay may have negative consequences. It is a common behavior that affects individuals across various aspects of life, including work, academics, personal goals, and daily responsibilities. Refer to the feeling of being mentally or emotionally overloaded by excessive information, tasks, or stimuli. Here’s an exploration of overwhelm and information overload, including their causes, effects, and strategies to manage them effectively
- 25. 1. Limit your access to social media. ... 2.Make it harder to go on social media. ... 3.Minimize the cues that trigger your social-media use. ... 4.Add a time delay before you procrastinate. 5.Set boundaries on your social media usage. ... 6.Be discerning with your sources. ... 7.Practice mindfulness while scrolling. ... 8.Develop a nighttime routine without screens. ... 9.Focus on real-life interactions. ... 10.Reflect on your social media goals. Possible Treatment and Suggestion
- 26. Social media is a double-edged sword, presenting both opportunities and challenges. Its influence on society is undeniable, shaping how we consume information, build relationships, and engage with the world. The impact of social media on society is undeniable. It has revolutionized the way we communicate, share information, and connect with others. However, it is important to recognize the potential drawbacks such as privacy concerns, misinformation, and the spread of fake news.
- 27. GROUP 1 USE OF SOCIAL MEDIA DelaCruz , Chavez, Ambal , Legaspi, Manabat , & Moldez