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A guide for parents on what Facebook is all about.

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Page 1: Facts about Facebook

The Facts about Facebook

Sofia Portela

EDTC 631

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What is Facebook? Facebook is a social networking

website that has been visited over 26 million times since its creation in 2004

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What is Facebook? Facebook is a social networking

website that has been visited over 26 million times since its creation in 2004

Creator: Mark Zuckerberg, then 23, Harvard student

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What is Facebook? Facebook is a social networking website that

has been visited over 26 million times since its creation in 2004

Creator: Mark Zuckerberg, then 23, Harvard student

Originally created just for college students

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What is Facebook? Facebook is a social networking website that has

been visited over 26 million times since its creation in 2004

Creator: Mark Zuckerberg, then 23, Harvard student

Originally created just for college students

An example of Web 2.0

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What is Web 2.0?

To put it simply, Web 2.0 is the name given to websites that facilitate communication and information sharing.

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Examples of Web 2.0 Websites

Social Networking Sites– Myspace.com– Facebook.com

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Examples of Web 2.0 Websites

Social Networking Sites– Myspace.com– Facebook.com

Video Sharing Sites– Youtube.com

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Examples of Web 2.0 Websites

Social Networking Sites– Myspace.com– Facebook.com

Video Sharing Sites– Youtube.com

Wikis– Wikispaces.com

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Examples of Web 2.0 Websites

Social Networking Sites– Myspace.com– Facebook.com

Video Sharing Sites– Youtube.com

Wikis– Wikispaces.com

Blogs– Blogger.com

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Which type of Web 2.0 websites do YOU use (not your children)?

We will be visiting an online polling website.

You will be text messaging (free of charge) to vote on which websites you are most familiar with.

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Screen shot of the website we would visit during the presentation

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Congratulations!

By participating in our web poll you have participated in a Web 2.0 activity.

For some, this may be your first experience. I hope it was easy and enjoyable!

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Now, back to Facebook…

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Why is Facebook so popular?

Effective way to keep in touch with friends, especially with friend request and friend suggestion features.

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Why is Facebook so popular?

Easy access via computer or Internet-access equipped cell phones.

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Why is Facebook so popular?

Ability to input update status to see what your friends are currently doing.

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Why is Facebook so popular?

Access to pictures posted by friends and the ability to comment on them.

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Why is Facebook so popular?

It’s a way to find old friends and meet new people.

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Are children safe on Facebook?

The safety of your children on Facebook is up to you and your children.

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Are children safe on Facebook?

The safety of your children on Facebook is up to you and your children.

Facebook has numerous safety features available. Sit down with your child and decide which features are the most beneficial and applicable.

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Facebook Safety Features

Include, but not limited to:– Control who can friend request you

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Facebook Safety Features

Include, but not limited to:– Control who can friend request you

– Set profile to “private” so only your approved friends can see your profile

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Facebook Safety Features

Include, but not limited to:– Control who can friend request you

– Set profile to “private” so only your approved friends can see your profile

– Block your name from search queries

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Facebook Safety Features

Include, but not limited to:– Control who can friend request you

– Set profile to “private” so only your approved friends can see your profile

– Block your name from search queries

– Control the amount of personal information shared with friends

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Facebook Threats

Child Predators

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Facebook Threats

Child Predators Cyberbullies

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Facebook Threats

Child Predators Cyberbullies Posting inappropriate pictures that could

negatively impact your child in the future

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Facebook Threats

Child Predators Cyberbullies Posting inappropriate pictures that could

negatively impact your child in the future Phishing: A form of tricking users to

providing user name and password information

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Are children safe on Facebook? Keep in mind: Anyone can join Facebook,

including you!

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Are children safe on Facebook? Keep in mind: Anyone can join Facebook,

including you!

Safety features can be easily set, but they can also be easily changed. Establish a line of communication with your children to help them understand why they need to stay safe.

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Accessing Safety Features

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Accessing Safety Features

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Benefits of Facebook

Individuals can easily keep in touch with friends and family

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Benefits of Facebook

Individuals can easily keep in touch with friends and family

Access is free

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Benefits of Facebook

Individuals can easily keep in touch with friends and family

Access is free Students can network with students

who have the same interests

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Benefits of Facebook

Individuals can easily keep in touch with friends and family

Access is free Students can network with students

who have the same interests May be a beneficial way for students to

break out of their “shell”

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Disadvantages of Facebook

Risk of personal information falling into the wrong hands

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Disadvantages of Facebook

Risk of personal information falling into the wrong hands

Unwanted contact from potentially harmful individuals

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Disadvantages of Facebook

Risk of personal information falling into the wrong hands

Unwanted contact from potentially harmful individuals

Accessing Facebook at inappropriate times such as via cell phone during school hours.

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Now Let’s Show You!

Examining a Mock Facebook Profile

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At this point, the presenter would access Facebook

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Where Can You Learn More?

Facebook:

Commonsensemedia.org/facebook-parents

Expertvillage.com/video-series/1261_facebook-use.htm

Facebookadvice.com

Facebookforparents.org

Myparentsjoinedfacebook.com  

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Where Can You Learn More?

Web 2.0:

Commoncraft.com

Go2web20.net/

tinyurl.com/6a9p46

tinyurl.com/cmzpmk

tweeternet.com

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Where Can You Learn More?

Internet Safety:

Ed.gov/pubs/parents/internet/index.html

ikeepsafe.org

Netsmartz.org/netparents.htm

Safeteens.com

Wiredsafety.org/parent.html

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Webliography

All the websites listed and referenced during this presentation will be available in handouts following the presentation.

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Thank You For Your Participation!

Example of a popular friend tagging activity on Facebook